It’s been 56 days since my last donation. Working for a blood bank makes giving easy. I’m always glad to help the cause this way.

It’s a Monday and I hope you have the best day possible. I also hope you will all be weird today because it’s what the influencers are doing at the moment. Peace out good people!

I have served on the vestry of St. Peter’s Episcopal Church for the past three years. The Vestry is the lay leadership team in the Episcopal Church. My service came at a time of personal loss and the Covid 19 pandemic. During that time, I was a part of a group of great people who served to keep things going and we did an excellent job.

For my service, I was gifted this chalice at our annual churchwide meeting. It’s nice to be recognized for doing things that help others, but I didn’t do it for that reason. Service is about so much more, it’s about being there when you get the call to help.

This church sign comes courtesy of my former pastor Rev. Amy Cook. This is a reminder to be thankful for what we have and that we don’t need more to be thankful for. It’s all about gratitude and thanksgiving.