May 28, 2008
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i lost my purse in San Fransisco
well, actually, it was Aunt Carol. 20 minutes after leaving it on a
bus–trolly-er–street car , it was discovered missing and the
following havoc ensued. Uncle Loren simultaneously called the bus
systems while hauling a cab to which us three ladies numbly scooted
into. our disoriented cab driver drove us around the night lights of
San Fran, while Uncle Loren flagged down three number 30 buses, the
third one telling us that it had been turned in–the purse was at the
bus station. so we jumped to it–literally-the cabby got air on those
vertical hills, and we made it there to stumble out and have the man
tell us that Lost and Found was closed. knowing it had been found was
one sigh of relief, but only long enough to start praying that there
was still something in the purse. can’t stop asking for more, can we?
But we turned the corner, the guy unlocked the door for us, and a sweet
voice called out “oh, she’s here?” they stayed open long enough for us
to arrive. The bus driver had brought the purse in. complete. said a
lady had given it to him. of all the stories you hear of big cities, of
dark nights…a few honest people remain. and maybe we met them all and
that is the end of the story. and maybe i didn’t lose my heart in San
Fransisco.“Jesus was not afraid to forgive the prostitute. He was also not afraid to tell her to go and sin no more.”
wow.
PROJECTOR. almost forgot about that. anybody know of a cheap PROJECTOR i could buy? or small odd jobs i could do to make money to buy a PROJECTOR before i leave for Brasil? if you don’t remember…this PROJECTOR project is my idea, service thing i want to do at my church in Paudalho. To be able to project the songs we are singing, maybe even some sermons, if the pastor wants to type it out in Portuguese. Because right now i am fumbling through the songs, and i know the visitors, or newer members of the church are too. so how pricey are those PROJECTORS anyways?
