Sunday - Church - Warm and Sunny- Pink Shirts

We awoke to beautiful warm sunshine, and I sorta wondered if each of us wearing a suit to church was going to be too much' however, after Lou came back from securing our reservations to stay here until March 10th, he felt we would be fine.

Please note my handsome husband in his PINK shirt. I had purchased it for him right after we met, knowing with his coloring, it would be wonderful on him. This military man thought NEVER, so I said nothing, but put it with his favorite light weight gray suit and today, when he pulled out his gray suit, there was his pink shirt, tie and matching hanky for his pocket. He looked at it and said, where other than Key West for this shirt. Even he had to admit, it looked pretty good. After we returned home, he said he would hang it up and get another wear out of it, which surprised me, I thought it would go into the bag for good-will.

Church was a great experience. We attended Key West United Methodist Church on Eaton Street. A beautiful building with many very generous stained glass windows. The one picture shows one of the windows, but the sunshine was coming in and it doesn't show the total beauty.

There were about 250 people there, a highly talented choir with off white choir robes. Pastor Velasco, spoke about our journey through Lent, which was very insightful. I made many notes and Lou and I have talked about many aspects of it this afternoon.

The choir is going to team up with six other choirs in Key West to have a special benefit for Haiti next Sunday night and we want to attend that. Promises to be a great evening.

The picture of Christ was used in the Children's sermon, asking the children all of the fun things that they enjoyed doing. The picture was upside down and they could pick out many things of fun and he then turned the picture upside down and found the imagine of Christ, telling them, how Christ could be involved in all aspects of our lives.

After church we drove around the Key a bit and had breakfast out, which was huge, Kris, we both had grits!!! By the time we had finished breakfast, it had clouded up and a few sprinkles, we spent the afternoon, relaxing and talking, and I finally decided I would bake something for desert, I came up with Banana Choc. chip bars. While that was baking, Lou filled the fresh water tank and I gave Estee a bath.

Lou had been chatting with the man behind us from Missouri and he and Lou are going to dump at the same time, making it easier to move the rigs around. I want to wash my rugs tonight and clean up the house tomorrow, and all will be set for the week.

We are still having rain this evening, a good time for the A/C unit and drying everything out.