I remember they used to have this waterless shampoo for your dogs, so maybe they now have waterless soap for us people. Maybe not. Well, we could use it. It looks like our water pump is on it's last legs. So we are going to have to get a new one. In the meantime, we are on rations. They used to ration the water you could use in Florida where my mom is. You could only water your yard a certain day of the week. Well, our rationing is of a little more personal nature. Last night I took a sponge bath. It has been a long time since I had one, but it was fine. A little water can go a long way if you use it correctly. But it will be nice to take a shower again when the new pump is installed. :=)

Bob put up a mini greenhouse for some of our plants. The sun up here in the mountains gets really intense. You can get a good sunburn in about an hour if you are not careful. The same is true of some plants. So now they have a little shade and I hope they do well because of it. After praise and worship and church services, I set out to putting the plants in their places. It was a little strenuous, but fun, too. There is room under the tarp to sit at a picnic table and enjoy the view of the flowers with that cup of coffee first thing in the morning. What a blessing. Thanks, Bob.

I trust you all are well and enjoying the blessings that God has given you, one of which is water. In the Bible sometimes the Holy Spirit is likened to water. We may have a shortage of physical water, but the Holy Spirit is as big and full and capable as ever. Submergeme en el rio de tu espiritu - Submerge me in the river of your spirit. That is a lovely song we sing here. And that is what God wants, so jump into the river of His Spirit. Trust me, the water is absolutely incredible!

God bless and keep you all through this time of economic turmoil. We pray for you daily and thank you for your prayers for us. I love and miss you all.

In His Service,
Pamela