

Well, this is unusual.
Today is Friday and I’m not working from home. I’m working from work. But, not my work, Holly’s work.
See, I’m off work and Holly had to work so she suggested I come to where she works, a library, to work. So, I’m sitting here, writing to you guys, in a library, and get the occasional smooch as she walks by.
I could get used to this.
God has been good to me. Had the electricity go out at my house … but not all of it. Just upstairs in Izzy’s rooms. Circuit breaker didn’t pop, nothing seemed wrong, just that the power didn’t work. I called a buddy of mine who is an electrician both privately and for the Air Force and he came by the house the next day, while I was at the jail (!) doing ministry work and had it sorted before I got home! Saved me a ton of money.
Turns out the ceiling fan in her room had been installed without using wire nuts and instead the ends had been taped together. Well, as you can imagine, not being protected properly, one of the wires burned through and since the house is old and wired in series, everything past that connection stopped working. Now, I need to check the other fan upstairs and see if it was done stupidly as well.
But, because he found it, it saved me a ton of money that I didn’t have, when I offered to pay him, he said, “a cup of coffee.”
I am so blessed!
And now, let’s bless all of us with some laughter for the day.







Ummm … Yeah, never mind.



















During World War II, four prisoners are captured and brought back to a German base, set to await the death penalty in their cells. The prisoners are a Scotsman, an Irishman, a Welshman and an Englishman.
One morning, a German officer comes in and tells the prisoners, “You are to be lined up and each shot in turn, but before you are shot you get a final request.”
The Scotsman says, “Before I’m shot I’d like to hear Highland Cathedral played on the bagpipes once again, to remind me of the old country.”
The German nods, “That can be arranged.”
The Irishman says, “Before I die, I’d like to hear Danny Boy sung, with Riverdancers skipping gaily to the tune to remind me of the old country.”
The German nods, “That can also be arranged.”
The Welshman says, “For the last time before I die I’d like to hear Men of Harlech again, sung by the Treorchy Male Voice Choir, to remind me of the old country.”
The German nods, “Yes. That can be arranged.”
“You’re going to grant those three requests?” asks the Englishman.
“Of course,” says the German officer. “So… what is your request?”
And the Englishman says, “Can I be shot first?”
















This one is from Joe:
Hi Everyone,
I don’t know about you but I keep seeing a lot of ads for ‘Tiny Houses’. They all look lovely though I doubt they’d stay that nice and neat.
My big concern and something you should really check out is:
Where are you going to park it?
Will you have a water source?
How will you handle the septic issue? The built in tank has to be emptied. How often depends on how many people live there.
Is this unit insulated for local winters?
Also, before buying, check your local zoning laws. How your town classifies it could be a major factor.
The fact that you are on one of my lists tells me that you are way above average but pass this information to a friend or family member if they seem interested.
Regards, …Joe
I don’t know anything about tiny houses…my regular sized one is giving me enough trouble.
































I had to stay overnight in the hospital for some tests. As I was settling into bed, my roommate—an old man in his seventies, was on the phone ordering breakfast from the hospital cafeteria:
“First off, give me scrambled eggs—extra runny. Flash-cook ’em for about seven seconds and make sure there’s at least one whole, crunchy eggshell mixed in.”
“Next, black coffee. Cold. Not iced—just a lukewarm cup that’s been sitting out on a counter for two days.”
“Finally—and I know this sounds strange—I want a glass of orange juice served in a used urine specimen cup. A faint taste of urine settles my stomach.”
Suddenly, a loud screech came blasting out of the earpiece: “That is absolutely disgusting! We can’t do that!”
The old man shook his head, adjusted his thick glasses, and said:
“Why not? You did it yesterday!”






















And that’s it for today, my dear friends. I hope you had as much fun as I did. Until we meet again, be loved, be safe, be comforted.


























































































































































































































































































































































































































































































