After spending three nights and a lot of money in Rogers, AR at the RV repair place, we made the return trip to ES with our car in tow and actually were able to see something in our rear-view camera for one of the few times since we started on this road adventure. Scotty and his crew fixed most of our issues and we will probably be back there after we wrap up the PP season to have some other work done. Here in ES, we set up in our "regular" spot and today we were back into the normal performance day routine. After Labor Day, we start the play an hour earlier than we have until now, so it will be earlier to sleep and that sounds good. It's good to be "home" and also good to have our momma sheep and her children back on the payroll again. They seemed to be healthy and eager to face the customers for the petting and attention. We, too, felt the warm welcome from our Passion Play friends and family. We like it here, enjoy the work we are doing and the call The Lord has given us.
I was able to speak with a few Vietnam Vets as well as Korea and WWII Vets today while transporting people around the PP grounds. I hear a lot of different stories about their military experience and whether they were career military, enlisted for a short service period or were drafted and did their stint and got out, like me, it makes me proud to know that there were many who did what they were called to do, felt an obligation to their country and did the right thing. I pray often for our current military personnel and pray for the day there will be no need for such a profession. I look forward to the day we will be welcomed to our eternal Home and live there face to face with The Lord and the others who believe as we do and hear for the last time, Welcome Home, ya done good. Thank You Lord.
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