After a trip to Walmart, enjoying a special treat.
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Lyndie Blevins blogging from Sage-Texas where you can expect greater things to come
Catching up with 6 month appointments.
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Flu shot day!
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After a holiday weekend and they start of football, it is easy to list the things we miss from before COVID.
What are you missing the most?
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Recovery and Preparing...
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Another Sunday of online worship and ooming small group Bible Studies.
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Zooming and Curbside pickup!
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Chores and dodging crowds
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Enjoying the new way of shopping.
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Thunder and heavy rain make me glad Wednesday night church is on Zoom
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Holiday hangover
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In these days of COVID, one of main jobs the Mayor of Sage is confronted with is balancing for the community fear and encouragement. Although, the community embraced this time knowing they would all take part in this balancing act, and some days would be harder on some more than others, the Mayor needs to always have the right words to pick up any Citzen on any given day.
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A holiday at home
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A quiet Sunday in worship.
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A dark afternoon
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Found a shoe in a very unlikely place.
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A new normal.
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Today's Highlight - Tracking a package
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A busy day - Walmart trip, delievering Sunday School Quarterlies and avoiding the rain. And a probing question.
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Residents of Sage, carefully detailed what happened during the Spanish Flu in their community. The heroic actions of the Mayor and many citizens became deeply ingrained in the folklore of the city. Sage holds an Angus McLeash Festival every year to memorialize those who were lost in the days of the Spanish Flu and be reminded of Angus; last words in his journal, “Don’t let this happen to Sage again.”
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