
But I digress.
So an hour or so later my unshowered self was sitting on the couch, Bible study in lap (prepping for middle school group tonite), and grousing to God about my lack of caffeine when my good friend & neighbor texts me. Are you home? I need a big favor!
I text her back, that sure, whatever she needs (and hoping it wouldn't involve being seen in public). So anyway, she needed me to run over to her mansion across the street and check on something for her (long story), which I did, much to her barking schnauzers' chagrin.
And there, sitting on her kitchen counter, I saw it. Did my eyes deceive me? A still warm pot of coffee. The angels sang a halleluia chorus (or maybe that was delirium onset from my lack of morning caffeine...) No matter. I poured myself a full mug and headed home.
God is good!
6 comments:
I love coffee also, but I like it black, no sugar or cream, have to have it every morning.
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God is good!!
He is even in the small things :-) Yay for you and your coffee fix!
And I, like your daughter, would be lost without my flatiron. Good to know it works on little power!
Yes, God IS good.
So is coffee.
Cheers,
Dan
Thank u Lord, for inventing coffee! And thank you Lord, for small favors.
And it didn't matter that she didn't have electricity. Cause, by golly she got her cup of Joe. The the earth tilted back on it's axis and her day went well.
Sorry I had to finish your story for ya. Loved your post. You have a way with words that's so much fun to read. Oh, and I love my coffee too. I'm drinking a cup now :)
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