We also spent some time by the beach with our friends, before returning home via some shopping at Bristol. We have treated ourselves to a new coffee maker, so rather than my normal plain coffee tonight, I am sat with a frothy coffee, very nice.
We have had a delivery of organic seedings to start the veggie patch off from our veg box farm. We have managed to plant them up and put over the fleece tunnel to keep off the frost, but we have still lost the courgettes and tomatoes. Never mind, we can still plant a few more of these.
Andy and the boys have been very busy in the garden, laying down the foundations for our patio and starting to replace the fence down the side of the garden. All this as well as helping me to plant vegetables and bulbs. We have definately been making the most of the fairly good weather and the time off work and school. A few more items have been ticked off on the spreadsheet.
Moving the foundations |
The first panel completed! |
Don’t love the world
or anything that belongs to the world.
If you love the world,
you cannot love the Father.
Our prayer as a family this week reflects on our time at Spring Harvest and attending a baptism today; In our journey of faith there are many points that are new beginnings and so we pray for all who have found God or found refreshment in God, that they may grow stronger in their faith and share it with those around them.
With God's blessings from my family to yours,
Jo x
2 comments:
As always, lovely to read your latest family news - which continue to sound so well-balanced. If you have any time to give a little round-up of the underlying message of Spring Harvest this year, I'd be interested to hear it.
Lots of love,
Kate
x
Kate, I will try to make some time to give you an overview. Actually that will be a good way to reflect on what I heard and give a reason for having taken soooo many notes x
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