Another week has come and gone! Fall is just around the corner. Most of the little humming birds are gone with all the flowers gone. I was making up a gallon sometimes every day and sometimes every other day. Now I made 1/2 gallon several days ago and I still have some of it. They really go for sugar water. In a way, I hated to see them go but I sure don’t miss all that work. I only have two feeders up now. I miss the chattering of their playing and fussing among themselves. It makes me know that it won’t be long until we see God’s Great Coloring Book again. With the days getting a little cooler and the cool nights, fall is my favorite season. I remember as a child how I loved going to my Aunt Hazel’s house skipping through the leaves feeling fee as a bird and feeling like my feet was hardly touching the ground. We live about one mile and two tenths below Aunt Hazel’s house. There was a little pathway around Bud Bowling’s bottoms and it would just be full of fallen leaves. Sometimes I have dreams of walking all the little pathways all the way to meet the bus and waiting on the bus to come. They are all gone now and roads have been made so that we can drive our automobiles into our yards. I still have so many fond memories of them. I remember when Martin and I were first married that we came in late at night to visit my parents and I fell and broke my hand. The little pathway was icy and slippery. I pulled off my wedding ring because my fingers were swelling. I also jammed one of my fingers. We went to Dr. Sewell Senior’s the next day and he put it in a cast. He examined my hand and told me before he x-rayed it that it was broken and where it was broken. Remembering that makes me think of little Sarah Marie Spicer, Larry and Mindy Spicer’s little two-year-old daughter. She fractured her little arm and she is the cutest little thing with her little arm in a sling. Her grandmother Sandy Spicer said she would hold it up for everyone to kiss her boo-boo the first few days she had it on. We have some of the cutest little children at the Beech Grove church. Today, (Sunday, September the 10th) was Homecoming Day there. Lonnie Arrowood preached the Homecoming sermon. John McIntosh and his wife Angie did the special singing. That ended the fall revival. The first night Larry Wilson preached and John and his group sang. The second night of the revival Alan Turner preached and Auburn and Carol Haddix did the special singing. The last night of the revival Armon Nichols and a couple from his church came. He preached and one of the men who came with him helped him sing. Each night was good and we had two to pray. Canoe and Beech Grove are blessed with two good churches.