What do you do in times of drought? According to the Governor of Georgia, you pray.
He joined lawmakers and ministers on the steps of the state Capitol to pray for rain.
While public prayer vigils might raise eyebrows in other parts of the nation, they are mostly shrugged off in the Bible . . . → Read More: Governor Asks for Prayer for Rain
According to my calendar there’s still a week and a half to go before the official start of Fall here in Michigan, but you wouldn’t know it from the weather. It supposedly got up to 75 today, but the temp is currently sitting at 59 degrees and it’s supposed to drop to 49 before the . . . → Read More: There’s a chill in the air…
Only in America would we have a holiday in honor of working where we celebrate it by taking the day off. Also known as the Excuse-For-The-Last-Trip-Of-The-Summer day, a good chunk of the younger generation starts their school year this week. Summer itself won’t end for a few more weeks, but there’s already hints of the . . . → Read More: Happy Ironically Named Holiday!
I swear the weather gets weirder the older I get and it definitely seems like the seasons are shifting to the left by a couple of weeks. It rained off and on all day yesterday and it was cold for August. I don’t think it made it very far into the 70’s yesterday and usually . . . → Read More: It’s a soggy Monday morning.
Haven’t had much to post about the last couple of days in part because I’ve been busy trying not to freeze to death:
Most school districts canceled classes yesterday and again today because they were worried about kids standing out at bus stops in sub-zero (when you factor in wind chill) temps. We don’t have . . . → Read More: Who forgot to pay the solar bill?
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