2nd Kings 6



  Good Monday morning, we are still iced in here at The Little Hundred Acre Wood. With at least a half-inch of ice on the road leading down from our hilltop home, it would be foolish to try to leave. At the base of the hill, there is a hard right turn. If you miss that turn and slide off there, you roll down a cliff into the lake!

  We can leave out the back gate of our property, but you have to go up a very steep hill almost immediately. We liked that about this property because these tall hills protect us from flooding. We escaped Houston many years ago after Hurricane Harvey flooded where we lived! This is our third time to be iced in in eight years, a minor inconvenience to live on this little slice of heaven! We have been watching a kajillian cardinals come to our feeder yesterday, but we are already getting cabin-fever!

  Well, considering I had little to say when I rolled out of bed, that was a little long-winded! Let’s get to The Daily Bible Challenge as we read a curious account of metal floating, and evil kings scheming to kill Elisha. It is a bit of a cliff-hanger today, but the next chapter was too long to add on here. We welcome your questions and comments via DM/PM.

  Talk with you soon!

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