It is raining in Wyoming in January. This is not normal. What is up with the weather?

I just can't get over the weather this year. We had 79 F in Colorado Monday and it rained last night in Wyoming on the day after Christmas. This is unheard of. I know other areas are getting much colder or much snowier than usual. Is this a fluke year or the sign of something worse? I'm not sure.

It isn't about evidence. It is about wanting to be God instead of submitting to God, just like the first sin. View quoted note →

We've had 30-45 mph winds with gusts up to 80 mph for 4 days straight. I am done with the wind. Bring back the extreme cold, but make the wind go away.

We are having a massive rainstorm in Wyoming in mid-December. Is this the end of the world? Ok, that is a joke even if I do believe our time left on earth is short, but this is the strangest weather I have ever encountered in my life. The East Coast is having unusually cold weather and we are having warm, wet weather. It is so weird! We rarely get this much hard rain in the spring. We've never gotten any rain in December in the 20+ years I've lived here. (Snow? Yes! Rain? Never!)

I am doing a promotion on my ebooks. (I can’t really discount my paperbacks because I already make less than $0.50 each). “Joy in the Storm” and “Why I Need Jesus” are available at only $0.99 in ebook form through the end of January. I just instituted the discount, so if the discount isn’t available at the distributor of your choice, check back in a few hours. They are also available on Amazon or Barnes & Noble as paperback for those who like a physical book. “Why I Need Jesus” is only $5.99 and “Joy in the Storm” is $7.99. Check availability at links here. For some reason, the consolidator link isn’t showing “Joy in the Storm” being available in print on Amazon, but it is.

Books

I will use this page to put links to where you can purchase my books.

I was hoping to have my newest book, "Learning About God Through Laughter" ready before the end of the year, but editing is taking a little longer than I'd hoped.

We're visiting family in Colorado for Christmas. The high on Christmas day is predicted to be 68 F. Something is wrong if you have to run your A/C on Christmas day.