Pretty Okay Cafe: self control in the chaos of life
It’s right before the morning rush. Putti, the cook, can’t see too good. Darlene, the owner’s, urging waitresses to get ready and trying to figure out what Putti just cooked for the breakfast special. But where’s Calley?. She’s rushes in late and upset having lost it in the car with her middle school kid dropping him off at school. Guilty and sick at heart, Calley pours it all out and Darlene comforts her with her own journey of learning self control in the midst of the chaos of life.
Funny and yes, encouraging about the process of sanctification.
5 Women 8 Minutes
It’s right before the morning rush. Putti, the cook, can’t see too good. Darlene, the owner’s, urging waitresses to get ready and trying to figure out what Putti just cooked for the breakfast special. But where’s Calley?. She’s rushes in late and upset having lost it in the car with her middle school kid dropping him off at school. Guilty and sick at heart, Calley pours it all out and Darlene comforts her with her own journey of learning self control in the midst of the chaos of life.
Funny and yes, encouraging about the process of sanctification.
5 Women 8 Minutes
It’s right before the morning rush. Putti, the cook, can’t see too good. Darlene, the owner’s, urging waitresses to get ready and trying to figure out what Putti just cooked for the breakfast special. But where’s Calley?. She’s rushes in late and upset having lost it in the car with her middle school kid dropping him off at school. Guilty and sick at heart, Calley pours it all out and Darlene comforts her with her own journey of learning self control in the midst of the chaos of life.
Funny and yes, encouraging about the process of sanctification.
5 Women 8 Minutes