I've got the sweetest news! A childhood friend is coming to see me! Little S. will come with a load of college students and church members to help in Bay St. Louis in a few weeks. I can't tell you how rare it is for me to see a friend from childhood! Little S. and I grew up in the same neighborhood, went to the same elementary school, junior high and high school. We parted ways in college but both ended up enrolled in Seminary. She went to Duke, I went to Union. I've seen her only a very few times since High School and our main contact is Christmas cards through the years.
Little S. and I plan an all-nighter gab fest while she is here. I am going to corral my strength so I can do this.
I don't know why I haven't done better keeping up with childhood, etc. friends through the years. I sure remember the friends of the different ages of my life but I think I'm one of those who faces the future and runs into it. The drawback is moving to a new place and making new friends without keeping up with the friends of the previous time. After many years in one place, I regret not doing a better job of maintaining old friends.
My LLS does the best job of keeping up friends. She has the gift of friendship.
I'm feeling better!
St. Casserole
4 comments:
You are a special friend yourself. Enjoy the visit!
Good to have you back and that all went well with your surgery.
Enjoy and savor this time with your friend.
As I was reading it occured to me where you are, geographically speaking.
Perhaps, you can provide me some direction. I pastor a small Presbyterian church in rural OH. We have 26 blue adult choir robes in very, very good condition that we would love to pass on to a church that could use them, perhaps a church in your area whose building and/or items were lost or destroyed. We would pay postage to ship them. We just want them to go where needed and where they can be used.
Any ideas of who to contact would be most helpful.
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Thanks,
St. Inuksuk
dpcpastor@zoominternet.net
Ooh fun! Nothing like a childhood reunion!
rejoicing with you :)
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