Frying pan to fire?
Well, for the three or so of you reading, I would very much appreciate prayers for my health and work situation. It is officially Very Bad, and I'm not really sure what to do at this point.
I've been suffering very bad side effects from a medication, which I stopped, and was starting to feel back to my regular self before the latest shock. I cooked dinner on Wednesday. I went to the CDSP Eucharist on Thursday and had a grand time (Holy Smoke AND sprinkles! And singing "Cwm Rhondda", which always warms my Celtic ex-Methodist heart. What's not to like?).
And today, with tears in my eyes, I saw the first Gulf fritillary butterfly of the season on my passiflora vines. That always gives me hope.
I've been suffering very bad side effects from a medication, which I stopped, and was starting to feel back to my regular self before the latest shock. I cooked dinner on Wednesday. I went to the CDSP Eucharist on Thursday and had a grand time (Holy Smoke AND sprinkles! And singing "Cwm Rhondda", which always warms my Celtic ex-Methodist heart. What's not to like?).
And today, with tears in my eyes, I saw the first Gulf fritillary butterfly of the season on my passiflora vines. That always gives me hope.
posted by Charlotte at 4:14 PM
10 Comments:
Well, I'm still reading and I'll definitely pray.
Gotta love "Cwm Rhondda." the Welsh know how to write hymns.
I read your blog and I will pray.
As for Cwm Rhondda - I love that hymn.
Prayers from here too...I'm so sorry life is tough right now.
"I am weak but thou art mighty
Hold me in thy powerful hand..."
(we sang Cym Rhondda at the fab wedding I did last weekend, so it's very present for me right now too)
Love and blessings
I am compelled to leave a comment, just to prove that there are more than 3 reading. I pray you are on the upswing as well: good Celtic hymnody and Spring have a cathartic effect on me.
You all are the BESTEST. I am not exaggerating. I can't begin to tell you how much your support has helped make a difference while I've been wandering in the dark wood.
Charlotte - not only do you have a fabulous name, I have just got to blogroll someone whose blog is called "The church lady cooks"! Roll up, roll up, to the table ...
God alwaysmakes everything work together for good. I'll pray for you.
"Charlotte in California" is still circulating through our parish prayer list, and the Prayers of the Church on Sunday morning.;-)
thoughts and prayers for you fr MN......
I'm sure there's more than just three of us reading this ;)
O God, the strength of the weak and the comfort of sufferers: Mercifully accept our prayers, and grant to your servant Charlotte the help of your power, that her sickness may be turned into health, and our sorrow into joy; through Jesus Christ our Lord. Amen.
Prayers from here, too.
Said 'em this morning, in fact, around exit 67. Hope it gets better.
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