Seems God is placing me in certain situations to help people. Aunt Cindy needs rides to go pay her bills or go to the doctor’s appointment. She has never driven and doesn’t understand about the cost of gasoline or wear and tear on a vehicle or about paying for insurance. I thought about all the money she has “saved” not having to pay these expenses over her life time. Her next door neighbor has been helping her out by paying most of her bills online to save on gasoline expense of her car. This month she told Aunt Cindy she can not take her to pay the rest of her bills in town. So Aunt Cindy asked me. I had not planned on going anywhere tomorrow as I have to drive on Wednesday for Betty’s errands and Bible Study. Being disabled and on Social Security, my money does not stretch very far. I have to be careful on excessive gasoline consumption and more wear and tear on my 19 year old van.

My youngest daughter and her boyfriend, Cody, have been asked to move from where they have been living in his mom’s house basement by his future step-father. I first hand experienced the situation of how bad a mean alcoholic man whom is to be Cody’s 3rd step-dad acted and spoke. There is NO excuse for his 51 year old behavior. He acted like a 2 year old out in the front yard in front of their neighborhood yelling and screaming at Cody’s mom. I am concerned for my daughter and Cody’s safety. After growing up in an alcoholic family lifestyle, I know all to well how quickly an alcoholic who is mean can turn violent in a heartbeat. That was the situation awaiting to happen last night. I told my daughter and Cody to come and stay at my house. I do not mind helping my daughter or anyone get away who is in a bad situation with an alcoholic in a house. I pray Cody’s mom sees the light before her wedding day in July to this man is not good for her.