Happy to Be Home

Happy Sabbath,

I am thankful for the Lord's help to get ne through this week. I am thankful that I was able to see all my clients and was able to increase my productivity. That plans I worked on and was unsure about were approved and didn't have to get sent back. That I was able to go to church today and return home to a peaceful environment.  There were many things that bothered me today but I know God had me in the right place and time. A little boy was running around as he often does and as I was coming down the hall, he approached me for help asking if he was bleeding.  He had a small gash above his eye and hit something somewhere. The night before, one of the final things I put in my bag was a first aid kit. No other parent or adult brings one and we don't have one for our church group (we share the building with two other congregations). People don't even know where they keep theirs if they have them. I keep my kit stocked with varying sizes of bandages, ointment, and medical tape. I was able to help him and ended up having to change the bandage a second time when we went out for another ministry we do each month. I am thankful that I was put in a position to help.

I am thankful that I will have a break off from trying to scramble and plan for the class. Two weeks. Hopefully, others will step up and perhaps take over permanently because it is a lot.  I take a lot of time out of my day to prepare materials, activities and lately they have not been paying attention or I will not have enough time to get through. I would rather someone else took over and that I could for once be able to attend adult Sabbath school. I have not done so in years. I didn't even sign up for this, they just put me in it. There are better and more capable people who can manage it and perhaps they will be able to command attention and more respect.

It was alot of chaos today and very VERY poor communication but I am thankful I am away from it all, home, and can relax for the next two weeks.

God is good. Happy Sabbath.