Some Feedback from Readers
Often I forget to share the feedback I get to my RoseBouquet issues. That may cause you to feel that you are the only reader. No the case. I just have so many irons in the fire - and work on so many layers to my life, that when I’m working on the next issue I plumb forget that I had feedback the previous week.
I do recall today that there was some feedback from David in the UK on the garden tour at the beginning of September. I will share that with the rest of you today;
David wrote:
“Quite a photo-tour indeed. The garden looks great and becoming quite established now. All the time-investment and hard work is bearing fruit. You must be very encouraged. Living in a complex of some 50 apartments, I do not have a personal garden. The grounds look good and are well maintained.”
Janice liked the pictures of Snowflake last week too. She wrote:
“Thank you for sharing a bit about Snowflake… That was cute 
He is getting big, not fat, just big…
Glad you don’t have anymore mice right now & hope you don’t in the future either… They are cute, but nasty little critters…”
Work-wise I have lots on the go, but hesitate to say too much as I don’t want to blurt out anything about my special project until it is ready and I’ve tested it. That is much on my mind though.
Of course, I need to protect the privacy of my clients too.
I was working on a Thanksgiving tract the last few weeks, but last week I showed it around the WTM office and although I got positive feedback from some of the women, a few others (men) said that it was too feminine. It’s about how to write a letter of gratitude.
So I asked what they thought goes with Thanksgiving. One said “hunting” another said “football.” Well, I feel stumped. What godly message can I write about Thanksgiving in relation to hunting and football. They just coincide the same weekend.
Therefore, while I’m sighing for ideas, and our Thanksgiving is only three weeks away, I have turned to doing some research assignments that came out of last week’s committee meeting on our Scripture Signs.
Lack of work is not my problem.