I have not done so well keeping the blog updated and I appologize for that. There has just been so much going on and we are all so tired. I don’t have internet access in my room, so I have to come down to the lobby, so sorry it hasn’t been the best read.
Please continue to pray for those of us who are working out in this heat. The heat index here is getting around 110 degrees. The air is so thick it is hard to breathe. Yesterday, our attendance sheets were mistakenly mixed in with Spreadtruth’s sheets. So I had to run, RUN, back to the hotel, two blocks. Two blocks seems like nothing and it really is. BUT, with the heat, I thought I was dying. It seemed as though my muscles weren’t working as they should, like I was running in thick soup. So I cannot imagine what the sports camps are working in.
Mike’s cord had an awesome encounter with a lady, that originated with another cord on the previous day. But it was so cool, I think I will save that for them to tell.
Our preschool has definitely had a divine appointment with a little girl named Elisabeth. Elisabeth is five years old and has type I diabetes. She has been at our camp for the previous two years, but this year has been different. I remember her from the past two because she wears an insulin pump and we had to monitor it. Stacy Stokes monitored it last year. A week before we left I received an email about Elisabeth. Her mom, Jessica, was concerened because this was the first year Elisabeth would be seperated from her older sister, she was moving up. She wanted to know if the wonderful nurse was going to be there again and if so, she would be okay with the girls being in two areas. Joe was beside me when I read the email, and I tend to read aloud. Stacy was not able to go this year. Joe then tells me, “Its ok, Shelly is a nurse.” Shelly Owens is Susan Dyar McAbee’s neice. At the time I marvelled at my son’s ability to recall the smallest of details, I now believe this was God. And I will tell you why in my next post 
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Pray continually.
