A long day

Yesterday was a long day. Bob has been working so hard on working out the details of the foreclosure we are trying to buy. We have had a little taste of how the government is run (or lack thereof) in dealing with this and there is so much paperwork and a lot of glitches along the way. I am working two jobs right now hard core, trying to finish up on this UTQ project and teach two days a week. Needless to say, we need breaks. Lots of them.

Enter Walt. Walt and Sandra are the couple that we live with and they are constantly blessing us. It has been a pleasure to just be able to rest in their home and for Bob to be closer to work. Walt had the BRILLIANT suggestion that we go for a night ride in their pontoon (spelling?) boat. We cruised on over to the lake in his convertible, with the top down of course, stopped to pick up something to grill and were off. Here is the captain below:
I was calling Bob his co-captain, but I quickly got made fun of, and told that co-captains are for football, and first mates are for boating. Right. Here is the first mate:

The night sky. We missed the sunset because we got there a little late, but it didn't detract from the beauty at all. It was so serene out there and you immediately felt a peace and sense of God's presence. We drove around a tad, then anchored and ate, enjoying the setting. No one else was out on the lake. Time slowed down for the first moment all day.

My love.