My husband and I enjoy visiting historic church buildings. Some are no longer churches but the beauty of all the workmanship in the building is still visible.
It is Wednesday and it is time for the Hodgepodge.
Joyce asks the questions.
We answer the questions.
1. The Hodgepodge lands on Ash Wednesday, which is the first day of Lent. Do you mark this season in some way? Will you be giving something up or adding something to your life in this Lenten season?
Yes, we do mark this season, we will be starting a study .. Pray 40:The Return.
We add something to our life during the Lenten season.
"Empty me, fill me, use me."
2. Pancakes...are you a fan? Syrup or no syrup? Plain, blueberries, chocolate chips, bananas, or some other add in? Are pancakes on your menu this week?
I am a fan of pancakes.
Oh yes to real Wisconsin maple syrup, that we make from our two maple trees.
Maple Syrup days are just in a few weeks. It will be time to tap the trees and get ready for Wisconsin's first crop.
I love blueberry pancakes.
No, pancakes are not on the menu for this week.
3. Tell us about a time recently when you felt 'spread too thin'.
It usually happens when the calendar starts to get too full. I have tried to be more disciplined about not allowing this to happen, because it never turns out well for anyone.
4. What's your favorite jewel or gemstone? In terms of your wardrobe would we find more gem tones, pastels, black and white, or primary colors?
Emeralds are my favorite, my wedding ring is an emerald with two diamonds.
My wardrobe is a lot of blue, blue and more blue. I love the color blue.
5. What responsibility do you think is hardest about being in charge?
I am going to go with financial. I am going to use my husband as the example here. He is the treasurer for our local sportsman's club. There is a lot to it. Taxes, gaming license (they have raffles) liquor license, insurance, bills and more bills.
When the club has its pancake breakfast in the summer, more responsibility for the treasure with all the raffle ticket money, prizes and more.
6. Insert your own random thought here.
The Lent challenge our family is taking is going through the novel The Brothers Karamazov by Fyodor Dostoevsky.
I am looking forward to this Lenten season.

