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Grace in Small Things #45

-  Tonight I went to a young people's sport event with dinner and an evangelical movie afterwards.  I had so much fun with the people there.  It's so great to be in a German speaking environment.  The testimony that was shared later on in the evening was really great and encouraging as well! 
-  I had a good long time this morning where I could spend time in God's word and in prayer. 
-  Coffee this morning with Beth...we had such good talks and got some good laughs in while people watching in downtown Vienna :) 
-  I did two loads of laundry today and the entire time the fuze never blew, which is amazing, seeing as one time it blew like 5 times!!!!  I was soo happy and shocked!
-  I really enjoyed playing volleyball again!  It's been soo long! 

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