Quiet Time: White Ribbon Thank You

I am taking a quiet time to reflect on the wonderful health care workers and first responders in our great nation. In a few short months our entire world has come under attack from a virus that none of us have ever had any experience with. Our folks all over America have stepped up to fight this virus and help to save as many lives as is possible. We have been asked to place white ribbons on trees and other things to let the workers know that we are saying, many thanks. They are putting their very lives on the line, scarificing time with family and to help others. I have tied yellow ribbons on this mail box and these trees before for special military members of our family. Today these ribbons are white,  we want to say Many Thanks For Your Help!

Our Granddaughter Tiffany

 An RN, Working In A Hospital In New York

Our Local Payne Springs 

Volunteer Fire Department

Rushing To Save Someone

Our Local UT Health East Texas Ambulance

Rushing To Save Someone

There will come a time when all of this will be behind us and it will be just another part of our world history. Many will remember their loved loves lost to the virus, many will remember how they fought for their life while a stranger ministered to their medical needs until they could return to their family. For today we will continue to pray and tie our white ribbons to say, Many Thanks!

Peace and Joy

Miz Helen