Life in the fast lane

Well okay so driving a 1960 Skoda doesn't mean we break the sound bearer. But it does mean we have a way of transportation to get us where we need to go. This car is considered a vintage car here in Czech so it gets lots of looks, touches and comments. It was even in a wedding as the main transportation for the Bride and Groom. It proved worthy after many hours of work and praying. Was a hit with the Bride which is always important. Mel said " It was a pleasure to serve as her driver"
The work at the mission house is on going, lumber has been ordered for the trim and will be delivered on Monday so Mel is looking forward to starting that project. Now if the rains would just stop and the sun shine that would be such a plus.
We are staying in a flat in Frydlant , very nice and is our home away from home while we are here. Our Granddaughter Hayley comes over after school to spend time with me and I enjoy every moment of it. She is a lot like her Aunt Shana and loves to talk, we laugh alot and enjoy Opa soup. The fast lane here in Czech is the slow lane really. You have time to set (at least I do) and enjoy the Lord, listen to what He is teaching and then set back and meditate on what you are hearing from Him. I find this statement from Beth Moore true about my time with the Lord " Who else is so brilliant, so multidimensional and gloriously mysterious that you could spend your entire life studying and never grasp His vastness?" Glad the fast lane here is a little slow for me.