Since we arrived in Arkansas it has been dry, with minimal rain and no violent weather, but this weekend it may change. A view of the weather radar and national news the past two days, showed hail in Colorado Springs, tornados in Oklahoma and Kansas and the prospect of both of those fronts making their way through our neck of the woods over the next four days. Yesterday and today were both beautiful with a slight shower this morning, but bright sunshine and warm temperatures all afternoon. Right now it is a calm and relaxing evening.
Tomorrow and Saturday are Play Days and the final performances before Karen and I make the trek back to Colorado for our medical appointments. It would be a shame to have rain for the performances, but as I wrote in the last blog, the show must go on, and it will.
It's hard to believe we have been back in Arkansas more than three weeks. The time goes by so quickly. The projects to prepare for the season are pretty well completed, flowers have been planted, the rose bushes planted last year are blooming nicely, weeds and leaves have been removed from areas they had overrun. Gift shops have been restocked and reorganized. Some roofs have been repaired, gutters cleaned and scenery has been washed and painted. The place looks good. It has been a lot of work, but we are hoping the work done is a good foundation on which to build our season.
Our trip back to Colorado will give us a break, but there are a ton of things waiting for us there. We will head out Monday, be watching the weather, trusting God and knowing that our plans are in His hands. We covet your prayers for the Passion Play, our travel and the plans He has for the days and weeks to come. Thank You, Lord, for the journey and the call.
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