...to show forth the praises...
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| Surveying the damage |
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| Eggplant |
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| Hail |
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| Kale |
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| Kepler |
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| Green Onions |
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| Trying to stay the water from flooding the tomato house |
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| Ice-packed spinach |
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| Cherry Tomatoes |
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| Big tree downed in front yard missing the Seedhouse |
What a week it's been for Oklahoma!
We thought we missed the worst of it after the tragedy in Moore.
But then the sky turned black this morning.
Radar coloured deep red.
After 45mins in the shelter we emerged...to this.
A friend stops by to collect his order.
Words of encouragement pours from his lips.
"You are privileged to be entrusted with this."
And so BetterTogether has received a low blow.
Ya, I'll admit there's a lot of questions rolling around in my head...but I know this: FaithTrips only become more glorious as we learn to trust our Creator with EVERYTHING and give thanks.
oh wow. I am so sorry. May God create beauty from the {ashes}.... I thought our three hail storms in one hour yesterday was bad but our hail was not big like yours and my plants are not destroyed.
ReplyDeleteMmm.. I can only imagine this... devastation. But God is God and the chance to exercise faith is precious. PFY!
ReplyDeleteWow! What damage! I sure would be disappointed if my garden was damaged like that! But God will take care of you, and will turn it out for good!
ReplyDelete"because what if your blessings come through raindrops..." :) Praying for you guys!
ReplyDeleteFather says to ask whether or not the garden will survive? Hope it recovers. :)
ReplyDelete@Hannah - Relay to UP that gardens are resilient things. They are bound and determine to keep growing regardless. Obviously, some of the plants (like the lettuce) were damaged beyond repair, but others, like the eggplant and kale, are coming back. The Lord has blessed and we're learning many lessons through the process.
Deletemay we have an update on your gardens?
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