You remember the old saying, you don’t miss your water till your well runs dry? Well, we have been without electricity for six hours now, and the electric company predicts some may be out all day tomorrow. I have a heated poncho that my son gave me for Christmas, which is adding to my cozy comfort. That, along with hand warmers tucked in here and there, is keeping me quite toasty. I’m most grateful for a service our electric company provided last year, in which extra insulation was added to my house. I’m grateful to have cozy cats to sit with me. I’m grateful my son took off work to be here during this exceptionally cold weather. I’m grateful we purchased a mini generator, which enables us to charge our phones and do other minor electrical things. I’m grateful for the incredible moonlight we had tonight, which made it almost as bright as daylight! Life is good , even when it’s not going as easily as we like. Oh yes, and I’m grateful for our library which has downloadable audiobooks for us! I had quite a variety on my phone. And when that electricity does come back on, I will be grateful to be able to send this message to you.
This blog began by presenting the daily workbook lesson from A Course in Miracles with a correlative passage from Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy, with my writing in between telling tales of how I use these ideas in daily life. In 2019, my format became more free form. What you find here are short dissertations on what I notice each day. Feel free to comment!
Wednesday, January 28, 2026
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