The world by the sea is all moody greys and greens this morning, with lots of white waves and a line of deep turquoise where Channel and sky meet. Our balcony tiles are shining with rain.
I am hoping to get to the meeting this morning. It will be my first time out since Wednesday. We have a lovely Watchtower study - all about the stewardship that every Christian has. We have been given the treasure of the good news of the Kingdom, and we must share it.
I am in an internet correspondence with a Christian academic in the U.S.A. We are talking about evolution - in which he is a believer. I wrote to him yesterday, apologising for taking so long in replying and got an email straight back, saying he was enjoying our discussion. So I must respond today. And Dorothy of South Island has been in touch.
It is afternoon now, and still raining Sea and sky are a pretty uniform grey - the water a bit darker than the sky. Captain B was not able to go out so he kindly gave me a lift to the Kingdom Hall and when he picked me up, he gave Joyce, a sister visiting from Worthing, a lift to the Tamarisk.
It was an afternoon of butterfly paperwork.
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