So thankful that you're here to check this thing out. It's like a five minute pep talk.

That's it. Just kind of gets your heads right for the week. So hopefully you'll check it out every single

week right here. Same place and it is Sunday while we're recording this. So if you got some extra time you want to support the

podcast you can always go buy some merchandise that is a 24 hour store or you so

you text the word merch in the-E-R-C-H-E-E-H-E-E-E-E-H-E-E-E-H-E-E-E-E-R-C-E-E-R-C-E-R-C-E-E-E-E-R-C-E-T-E-E-E-R-C-E-T-E-E-T of shopping this weekend. I've spent so much money at home goods this weekend. You know what I mean?

Like moving into a new place, I don't know how much stuff you have, you get stuff in here and it's like,

it's not going to work, it's not going to work. They don't want to Home Depot.

And I bought a whole kind of plants and like, who thought plants could cost so much money but it doesn't make a whole lot better in here.

So whatever you're doing this weekend hope it's great and we'll see you back here tomorrow for a brand new episode.

My mom's Peptop is next.

I am recording this on Saturday evening, and we are, Jim and I are missing Maggie and John's

engagement party in Augusta because we need to take

extreme care and protect ourselves from Corona. We have so many mixed emotions about it. We're sad, mostly we're sad because

we're missing out on a big event in Maggie's life and we hate to miss any of our children's life events.

But Jim is definitely immune compromised. I'm 68 and have asthma. So we need to be

careful. We need to be cautious because nothing is more precious than our lives.

So, as sorrowful as I am to be here recording this podcast rather than joining in the festivities of the

engagement party I'm also reminded that this two shall pass.

Particularly during this beautiful, beautiful fall season

reminds me of the seasons of our lives, how they come and go, and that though there may be

disappointments and hard times, there are also good times, and during this Corona year I think we can all look forward to better

times when this pandemic is behind us and life can become somewhat more normal certainly than it is right now. So I thought today I would like to share a Bible verse with you that always gives me hope when I am feeling down and

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