My Longkang

Children are children and sometimes they think in mysterious ways. Last night Benghui approached me and told me my mother died before my father. I said yes. He then mentioned that his grandma ( mummy’s side ) would probably die before grandpa. I nodded.
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It is hard to imagine is Zsa Zsa Gabor is 94 and seriously ill.

Anyway it is day eleven after surgery number three this year. The waiting room at the doctor’s was packed. There were no empty seats so I went off to a nearby coffee shop for a drink. A surly woman banged my cup of milo on the table.
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I was thinking about the Israelites march to the promised land and how they had manna and quail as sustenance and yet they grumbled and complained. In the same way, if we compare our diet with that of our ancestors, our generation is more prosperous and consequently we have a richer and more diverse diet. We literally don’t have to worry so much about food on the dining table as the Lord provides. If you don’t believe it, just have a look at the contents in your refrigerator and your relatives and friends.
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From my dog brownie

I woke up last night to sounds of Brownie barking furiously. Apparently a drunk guy decided to ‘walk’ around my area and thought it fun to throw stones at Brownie when Brownie barked at him. Personally I am glad my back windscreen isn’t smashed. But Brownie did what it was supposed to do. It was playing its role in taking care of us and facing what it perceived to be a threat especially in the middle of the night.
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