A New Day A Good Day.

 A new day...time to make it a good day.  Noah spent time with us...Had a rip roaring game of 3/13  and Noah won.  A wonderful way to spend some talk time with a grandson.  I made two more black masks with Eric in mind.  Never have to many masks.  They tend to get stinky!!!  Wash, wash for sure.  

Part of the plan for today is a morning at church with our Bread and Bowl program, providing a take out meal for community folks or just anyone who comes to the west lobby.  It takes about 6 people to get the meal together starting with pans of hot food coming from Second Helpings.  We add a vegetable which the church buys and then bread and desert donations from Krogers.  There is really very little cooking for us.  Just warming things up and then filling the carry out bags. It's lots of little jobs to get the big job ready.  We can have as many as 30 folks drop by between 11 and 12 o'clock.  

The working crew, much the same group of folks,  all wear  masks and gloves.   Many needy folks depend on this for at least two of their meals.  This program have been here for over 30 years now with folks usually eating in our community room.  The carry out program started in March.  We insist that if folks want a meal, they must wear a mask and wash their hands before entering the church.  And they comply.  

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