Traveling with Nana

A couple of things I know are different about my crew and Moses’s bunch, I know we have more dirty laundry than they did. Considering their camping conditions I doubt if they got to bathe very often (ewww) Every time this crew goes to the beach they come back with dirty beach towels. So every night I throw them in the washer, dry them, and throw them in a chair. I started out folding them, got tired and decided “Hey, I’m on vacation, they can fold their own towels!”
Another difference is I’m sure Moses would not understand why we have to travel with all the gadgets we think we have to have. Looking around I would guess we have a minimum of six or seven computers, about as many I-pods, cameras, cell phones and who knows what else. Add to that the cell phone chargers, the phone chargers, etc. We are a plugged in generation. But are we plugged in to the right things? Sometimes I wonder. It’s too easy to get caught up in communicating with each other and forget to communicate with God.
Remember that goofy song by Creedence Clearwater Revival called “Looking out my back door?” Come on, I know SOME of you are old enough to remember. This morning this is what I see when I look out my back door.
I think I’m going to “un-plug” for awhile and go talk to God. He’s waiting for me and he is the best listener I know.
I found you through Heavenly Homemakers. From one Nana to another, there’s nothing like it is there? I had always heard that being a grandma was fun, just never realized what they were talking about until I became one myself.