Actually I have been home for a few days but I am just starting to get kind of normal today. Thank you all for your thoughts, prayers and support!
And NO, I am not eating turkey flavored pudding! It is just days like today where my vivid imagination comes in handy while I stare at another cup of chocolate pudding!
Honestly, I have had some amazing and some horrible Thanksgiving holidays, yet there is nothing like the gift of life to make one truly grateful, and to really understand the meaning of thanksgiving! I am also so extremely grateful for the family and friends who have supported me and continue to support me during this time! They are living examples of Proverbs 17:17. I am overwhelmed with the amount of love I have received! I may not be able to stuff my face with lots of solid food but this is one of the best Thanksgivings ever!
I pray yours is the best ever, too!
Happy Thanksgiving!
So far what is bothering me the most about having surgery is not being able to participate in our “Hope Outreach”!
I started to think about it on the plane home. Then today it really hit me.
Funny how God changes a heart.
Every time I fly I am reminded on just how much I am addicted to my smart phone. I keep wanting to take it out of my pocket and check for new emails. How did we ever live without this stuff?
Starting Dec 9th our TV ministry is going primetime on local ABC. Right after ABC World News at 5:30pm on Sunday nights. Ok, for those of you that read hn.com and work in the industry, before you correct me, yes I know it is really “fringe time” meaning right before primetime. Still, this is very cool. The lead-out is America’s Finniest Home Videos and it is a great avail.
Most Christian TV shows use a strategy to sell product so they air when believers are watching. There is nothing wrong with that. It is how they pay for being on the air. For us, because Pastor Blunt’s vision is to reach people and we don’t try and sell anything, airing when nonbelievers have their TVs on makes primetime avails not only really cool; it is a better strategy.
I have been traveling and then this coming Friday I have surgery. I learned much these past two weeks and I will download what info I can however, I have lots to do before next Friday and it may have to wait until my recovery.
Once again sorry, I hate blogs that are never updated – like this one!!!
If a part of my digestive tract was to ask for a last meal I believe In and Out Burger would be its choice. Of course, in the last two weeks I have been blessed with three 3×3s! But wait! That’s not all! (Oops, for a second there I thought I was writing for my last employer). Anyway, this weekend I even had El Polo Loco and Sizzler.
So bring on the scalpel. I don’t know how much happier a colon can be. Yes, I ate my fiber cereal, too!
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