The Fog

This morning driving to Morton, IL to pick up Nancy the fog was so thick it was like driving through pea soup. The beautiful part of the fog was how each tree branch was covered in hoary frost. If the sun would have burned through the fog the trees would have sparkled like diamonds. Each tree was clothed in a lacy white frosting.
Nancy was very slow getting into the car today but happy once we got to church and she saw mom. Mike Reiker's sermon this afternoon was amazing. He opened up Joshua 1 but then went on and read 2, some of three and of course had to finish Rahab's story on chapter 6. He brought out people only think of Rahab's downfall, God only thinks of Rahab's Faith. It is true, we remember that Rahab was a prostitute and yet she saved her entire family AND ended up in King David's lineage. Mike also talked about how God told Joshua after wandering 40 years in the desert that in 3 days he would be in the promised land. He talked about the crossing of the Jordan river, it was during flood stage, the priests that were carrying the Ark were asked to walk into the river and once they did the river stacked up and all of the Israelite people walked over on dry land. It is good to remember God is in charge of the past, present and future.
Once home, Rhoda and Monica drove out to the farm to work on Jenis and Ylse for the IL Horse fair. They took the video camera and taped Valiant. I worked on getting a video made but the computer is freezing up each time I try, TIME to call the EXPERT (Philip) AGAIN! He must get so tired of rescuing us.
Around 5:30pm Mark and I drove out to Spark's to pick up Nancy and take her back to Morton. She was really tired, we got her home by 6:30pm.