Did you watch the proceedings? I was literally “on the edge of my seat.” Truthfully, I am at a loss for words. My prayer:

To borrow a scripture: “The last shall be first.”  (Last picture first.) I wanted the second heater to warm my trailer home. I braved the cold to get the heater out of the storage building. I braved the cold to check the propane tank hoping to see how much propane remained… so I could run the furnace. The top of the tank was frozen shut!! With the exception of preparation of this blog, visualize me in my easy chair (glider) under the “slanket.”

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The kind, considerate owner-manager of this RV Park called “to check on me.” When I told him the second heater tripped a breaker, he said “Plug it into another circuit.” DUD!! Why didn’t I think of that?

To accomplish projects, I stopped documentation in Ancestry.com.                See Same-o, same-o.

Recently, the old woman decided to make “frazzled” work for her. Sometimes she needs to walk away from Ancestry and do something different (and creative?). WARNING: If you are looking at this on your “smartphone,” it will not make sense!!! This took hours to prepare and looks great on a computer screen. Just a few of the names in my forest of family trees. ~~~ My old, “on its last leg” laptop computer made it extremely difficult to complete this “art project.” Almost one-week “vacation” from Ancestry.com.

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Frantz, Flory, Fry

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Royer

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Alderfer

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Ziegler & Zug

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Landes

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Eikenberry

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Denlinger

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Furthermore: The weatherman says “widespread freezing rain.”   ~~~~~~~~~ My old laptop computer is very slow (“frozen”?) and won’t last long enough to see Spring and Summer. It took almost an hour to prepare this brief message. “Old lady” doesn’t know how to navigate the computer problems. “Brain fog?”

Postscript.

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My Christmas lights are still on display. These little lights of mine, I’m gonna let them shine.

Hide my light under a bushel? No! I’m gonna let it shine.

Another song: Brighten the corner where you are.

Watching Trinity Broadcasting Network this morning, listening to a favorite pastor, Dr. Robert Jeffress, reference was made to “the late Lloyd Ogilvie.”  That is such sad news to me because he was my pastor for several years (when I lived in Hollywood, California).

Another heart-warming article about Dr. Lloyd John Ogilvie.