A LiL biTE of evERythiNG

We've hit a cooling trend in Central WA, today it is only in the low 90's!!! Which means our kitchen is only 84 degrees...no joke:) The scary part is that if I were still meant to be moving to Fort Worth, TeXAS next week like God's plan once seemed to be...84 degrees would probably be the LOW temp at night. THANKs God for hot and DRY weather-I sure do love it! Today my mom and I dropped off some more boxes of leftovers from the yard sale at the Yakima YWCA. They are in the process of renovating an amazing facility when its all said and done, therefore they couldn't take all of my donations so I will just add them to the 15 boxes I already gave the Union Gospel Mission. I'm excited to be back in the area for some volunteer opportunities that in the past I "haven't had time for" but excuses no more! Both the YWCA & Union Gospel Mission have great websites that are frequently updated with their most dire needs in donations along with the donations they always will take. Check em out.... My mom and I also stopped at Barrett Orchards Fruit Stand to buy 20 POUNDS of Cherries for me to take with me to MONTANA:) tomorrow.
I'm running over to the ranch I worked on for about 3 summers and everybody always needs FRESH WA Fruit...unlike any other!! We survived the entire car ride together (if you know the story then you know that is definitely a praise god moment) and I am running to a college age ministry tonight called SALT. It will be the 2nd time I've attended and its pretty refreshing to know that Christ has healed up my scars from the HS youth group days;) Since I'm hoping to start a small group with 2 gals in their early 20's its good to get some fresh perspective and get fed in a way that was chained off for many years!! I'm curious to see what God is cookin' up with all this business of young adult fellowship...no doubt it will unfold piece by piece;)


Word O' Week: 
~Inundate- To overwhelm as if with a flood; swamp 
The fire departments were inundated with calls last week as the high winds and dry conditions sparked many fires. 
Sometimes the word, "overwhelm" just doesn't cut it...I've been on a kick using "inundated" so just go with it;)..... 


Song of the Day:
~ The Back of Your Hand, by "THE" Dwight Yoakam...this song spent about a month or more on repeat during late night hours when I couldn't sleep late last summer & fall. Personally, I think it is Dwight's best song...it is able to capture an emotion usually hidden in a corner of our heart that isn't often reached. This song was able to project the emotions which I couldn't let out...similar to a good counselor but much cheaper;)