The past two weeks found us with some rather shaky ground beneath our feet. {And this explains my lack of time in the blogging world lately.} It has taken me a bit to find my bearings and calm down from it all. Funny how life can just take you completely by surprise, sometimes when you least expect it too.
There were four layoffs at Steve’s work as well as talk about relocating workers. I do not know how I would/could deal with any of that right at this moment. I have managed to calm myself down and am going to ride this most recent storm out as best as I can. {My anxiety tends to get the best of me a lot of times.} For the time being it appears everything is stable for Steve. My heart goes out to the families that have to deal with the recent layoffs. {We went down that road just a couple of years ago so I know how devastating it can be.}
May the ground beneath all of your feet remain exciting and fulfilling but devoid of large pot holes and pits.
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Oh my! How very, very scary. I’m so sorry you’ve had to deal with this stress! But what a huge relief! xoxo
Beautiful post. It is calming to just look at your beautiful photos!
I especially like the pine cone.
Lea
Lea’s Menagerie
I love your post very much. I love the photos you have especially the pine-cone.
Oh I am sorry to hear about your upsetting times. It is a good thing that your husband’s work is safe right now. Such a trial would definitely make me worry too. When I find that I’m stressed and worried, I think of Proverbs 3:5-6 Trust in the Lord with all your heart and lean not on your own understanding, but in all your ways submit to him, and he will make your paths straight. Will pray for you, Cynthia.
That ‘shaggy’ log photo is wonderful! Such luscious greens this time of year. Our area is very brown and gray and bland.
Thank you Ellen for this comment. Sometimes it is hard for me to remember to just let go and not worry.
It is very hard to imagine bland and brown right now! Gray, yes but certainly not brown. Everything is covered in green right now. Come summer though it begins to look a little brown.
Thank you to everyone for the kind comments. They are always so appreciated by everyone in my family.