When the Unexpected Pops Up
On Thursday afternoon, just as Dan and I were getting ready to leave for a meeting, we received a phone call from our son. He was sitting on the side of the road with a blown engine in his car. The problem is he lives 3 1/2 hours away. After back and forth phone calls he called a tow truck and got it towed to a garage. He ended up renting a car and headed here for the holiday. We've been working with him to figure out his next steps because he still owes thousands of dollars on the car which will also take a significant amount to replace the engine. His rent is going up in the new year. His seasonal job ended and he is trying to find something else, but needs a car for that to happen. His car still has not been looked at by the mechanic. It is all more than a little overwhelming. Long story short, we extended an invitation for him to live here temporarily so he can get out from under all of this. It would save him money on expensive rent and utilities. The timing was right since h...
awww...my son's little critter likes cantaloupe! :)
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~Nadine
Terri....what is it?? Is it a squirrel? How did it get there!!
ReplyDeleteElizabeth, it's Emily's pet dwarf hamster.
ReplyDeleteTerri - just to say I was really moved by the Matthew West video - passed it on to Bob - who showed it in church today as part of this mornings sermon [all about our attitude to money and possessions] So THANK YOU so much for posting it [and thank the Lord for His perfect timing!]
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Angela, I'm so glad he was able to use that. It has such a powerful message!
ReplyDeletethat is too cute!! That little fellow seems to like your daughter too.
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