There is Such a Thing as Routine

Sunrise at the 7th green

I was just realizing I have not posted for a while.
It seems I have gotten into a bit of a routine, here in Ajo.  I sleep in until the sun wakes me up.  Then I spend a wonderful time with the Lord in prayer.  After a quick breakfast (usually a smoothie) it's out for a long walk (usually 50 minutes.)  It is about 2.5 miles and between 5000 and 6000 steps on my pedometer.  When I get back
I spend about an hour practicing the guitar and/or writing and/or working on the computer (getting ready for taxes you know).  Lunch with Dave is usually after noon.  Then, which ever of those three tasks, I haven't finished from the morning, I work on until about 3 or 4 o'clock.  At that time Dave and I go out and shoot 9 holes of golf and I get another 5000+ steps on my pedometer making 10,000 for the day. (I broke 60 on the course on my birthday!...I know you other golfer's are

Sunset over the first fairway

laughing but it was quite a feat for me!)  When we come back in, I fix us some supper.  Dave does dishes while I play guitar again for a while, then we often watch a dvd or talk or play some games.  (I espeicially enjoys "Bananas" (Thanks Candace!)  It is similar to "Scrabble" without the board and Dave and I are pretty well match so it is anybody's guess who will win each time.  Around about 11PM I do my night routines including reading my Bible and devotional and hopefully find some sleep before midnight.
So I can't say we have anything real exciting to share.

It is interesting however, that even in the dailiness of life--or especially in the dailiness of life--that God is still there and still leading, guiding, and providing.  Hallelujah!