“The RoseBouquet”

Guess what. We’re on our way to the city again today to the Tract Mission office. Last week it was a Christmas Lunch to thank our volunteers. This time I have a committee meeting to plan the next issue of Reflections. I’m the one who puts the words and graphics together on my computer, and hands the issue off to the printer each quarter.

That’s not all. I’m going to go order my new glasses! I’ve carried a prescription in my purse since June 30, and had been getting a bit concerned because I didn’t have enough saved up yet, and in six months that Rx would be no good. It would cost another $89 to have my eyes re-tested.

Last Saturday at the Day of Prayer at Western Tract Mission, while reporting for my departments, I mentioned praise to God for a larger monitor that had been given me just last week. I had not thought to pray for that, but have focused most of this year on the stronger glasses I need. Well, by the end of the day some gifts were turned in toward those new glasses!

Plus, Monday afternoon at the post office I found no less that four envelopes with money. One was specifically ear-marked for my glasses!

I’ll likely have to wait 10 days for them, as my lenses are so unique they have to be sent away to Quebec to be ground. But oh, I’m just about giddy at God’s blessings raining on me!