March 11, 2025

            It is a cool good morning here in Hewitt. We hope everyone has a good day.

            My favorite wife gets to go to the doctor this morning and we might go into Waco to do some shopping after the visit.

            Yesterday was a very nice day weather wise, we did sit outside for about an hour and a half enjoying the quiet neighborhood and warm weather. I have a photo of the moon taken while the sun was still up, which I took as we sat outside yesterday.

It is supposed to get into the upper 80s this week and if so, the pot hound Tres will get a wash job.

            Earlier in the afternoon I did proceed to the front porch and while enjoying the nice weather I also read from the Chronological bible. For anyone who has one of these bibles you understand how they present the information, and for anyone who don’t have one I will attempt to explain a little.

            I have been reading from the New Testament in the chronological bible, and in the normal bible you have Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John as the first four books. So, one would read Matthew first and then Mark and so on. In the chronological bible they present subjects from any of the books if they happened at the same point in time and was the same subject.

I have an example, “The Leper being Cleansed”, first they presented information from Matthew 8:2-4, then Mark 1:40-45, then Luke 5:12-16. For me, reading these passages one after the other and having them identified by book and verse helped me to understand better. Yes, it is at times going over basically the same information more than once, and that helps me to better understand.

This bible may not be for everyone, and it don’t take the place of my regular bible, but it is interesting to me, and I have just got started with it.

No real plans for today, it is still spring break, and I am taking my break seriously. We hope you have a good spring break and as always stay safe in all you do.

Mooned again.

Senior ole person who needs to get away from the computer, Don the Ford

May today be better than your best day, but not as good as tomorrow!