Sunday, February 08, 2009

Sunday Morning

 
It is a beautiful peaceful Sunday morning.  I went to church this morning and came home and made breakfast for my daughter.  She is going to a noon meeting today with a man from my home group she met last night at night watch.  

My head is still swimming with thoughts of my newly found 42 year old daughter in Chicago.  I hope to be planning a quick trip to Chicago in the next couple of months to see her again.  I am so thrilled and overwhelmed by this appearance of her and the idea of her three children.

Banana Girl left a comment this morning thanking me for "putting this out on the porch of the web for the rest of us to see and learn from."  I love the idea of the web, specifically a blog, being a front porch - it's just out there, and it is scary to put our most sacred stuff out there.  I know this has been talked to death by me and by others, but it really is the most amazing thing.  I am grateful today for my blog.  I am grateful also for the struggles it has caused.  And the questions it has raised.  

I am so so so so so grateful for the friends I have made here.  

Yesterday I made a blueberry custard pie,  Bill, from Life on Planet Bill, wrote about this pie and I asked for the recipe.  He sent it to me.  Yesterday when I got around to making it for night watch, I really pondered the ingredients.  Buttermilk in a custard?  I never heard of such a thing.  I called Scott and asked him about it and he told me to "trust the recipe."  That southern pies frequently have buttermilk in them.  So I made the pie and people loved it.  

I'm loving everyone today.  

5 comments:

dAAve said...

Feel the love!

Scott W said...

Sundays are good days for celebrating love. You have a lot in your life.

Unknown said...

Feeling the love and sending it right back...this is amazing and thank you for sharing it is so important.

Pammie said...

Oh I'm glad you listened to Scott. Yes we use buttermilk in a lot of pies!
I'm still so happy about eldest daughter too !!!!!!

J-Online said...

Buttermilk in pies is important in TX. Glad you called Scott!