The snow still covers the ground in great heaps. It was 3 degrees Fahrenheit when I woke up. More snow is slated to fall this evening during the homeward commute, but by tomorrow it will be 50 degrees and raining. It’s definitely a New England Tuesday in late winter. You never know quite what your going to wake up to, and yet the day has to go on regardless of what’s going on in the atmosphere around you.
Tuesdays is a long day. I generally start with wake up prayer around 2 A.M. This morning I was out the door by 4:30 A.M. so I could get the church set up for prayer and my first post written for the morning.
Now it is 7 A.M. I have finished my after report from prayer meeting and posted it to all concerned and now I am heading home to do the farm work.
At 10 we have church staff meeting and then at 1:30 P.M. I am supposed to meet some library personnel to look at alternative venues for our next Community Conversation at the end of March. We filled the room at our first conversation and people were so excited they promised to bring others to the next conversation. So today we are looking at two larger spaces in town.
If the snow doesn’t;t cancel us, tonight I have youth group and then closing off with family prayer at 8:30 P.M. There is lots to do is spite of New England’s weather.
WHAT DOES YOUR TUESDAY LOOK LIKE?
Notes From the Vicarage 