Happy Sunday, Y'all

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Hello, all. I hope this finds everyone safe, comfortable and blessed. Not much of anything happening here in my little part of the world. Today has been a lazy day for me. Other than cooking supper tonight (Saturday as I type this) and working on dinner for Sunday noon after church, about all I've done today is fold a load of towels. The rest of the day I've been on the computer looking for pictures for my new blog design, visiting some of your blogs and a few new ones and just generally vegging out.

I have a few blogs to bring to your attention if you aren't already following them. As I posted last time, BooMama's dear friend Paul was in a tragic accident and went home to be with the Lord this past Thursday. He leaves his precious wife, Elise and their 3 sweet little boys, along with his extended family and many, many dear friends. I just looked at BooMama's last entry before she left to be with Elise and her family, and there are 1o2 comments on her post. If you haven't read her beautiful tribute to Paul and Elise and the outpouring of love and support in her comments, you should go read them right now. Please keep BooMama, Elise and her boys, and all their family and friends in prayer. Thank you to all of you who answered my call to prayer for them in my previous post, and for your comments here and on her blog.Thanks to everyone who is praying for Amy Wilhoite, and for leaving comments here and on her blog. She posted again today, and you can read it here. Again, such an outpouring of prayer and support for her and her family as she struggles with leukemia. If you visit her to encourage her, I can testify that her faith will leave you encouraged and in awe of her spiritual strength.

Many of you may already be praying for Addison, Sarah's sweet baby girl and Bev's precious granddaughter. For those of you who don't know about her physical challenges, I encourage you to read Sarah's blog and begin praying for Addison and her family. Addison faces heart surgery to repair a hole in her heart. Sarah should know Monday, July 24th when Addison's surgery will be. Addison has already won many physical battles and faces more. She is already an answer to prayers and those of us praying for her have faith that there will be many more answered on her behalf.
I've got homemade potato salad, devilled eggs, some of my homemade pickles, homegrown tomatoes, and I'm making a huge pot of pinto beans for Sunday dinner. I'll make a big cast iron skillet of (non-sweet) cornbread when I get home from church. I don't really like cold cornbread, and it will only take 20 minutes to stir it up and bake it. I'll make a gallon of sweet tea and I'm thinking about making a big egg custard pie for dessert. That's gonna be Sunday dinner for us. Jessica and Jason will be here, and my sister Ducky and her granddaughter Genna. Cecil is usually here, too, and I think zztop is going to be here. There's always a chance any of the other family might drop in, so I try to be prepared. I'd always rather have too much food than not enough.

Okay, I suppose we can do this again, maybe make it a regular Sunday thing. I shared my Sunday dinner plans, now it's your turn. If you'd like, tell me in the comments what your plans for Sunday dinner include. What are you cooking, where are you going, what restaurant will you be eating at, who's cooking for you? It's always fun to see what everybody is doing and compare activities and menus.

Friends and family I pray you have a great Sunday, with good food, good company, and more blessings than you can count.

Love,

Diane