Father's Day

The Sunday morning worship services were good yesterday. It is definitely Summer, though. Band members are scattered to the winds. Folks are looking less focused than normal. Attendance is good, but not great. I'm always amazed at how different worship feels depending upon things like attendance.

The highlight of the sermon, for me, was getting to do my John Wakefield imitation--in front of John Wakefield. He was great about it and I think the story was important to the sermon. Thanks, John!

After the service we went home to a good Father's Day lunch (thanks, Cindy). My present this year was great (pictures to follow!). Cindy and the girls painted, hammered, and otherwise decorated a little room in our new house--turning it into a coffee shop/office. It works. The feel of the room is perfect.

After lunch we took Anna and Cora to camp. They won't be alone. There were Grandview kids behind almost every tree.Cora won't be able to do the zip line because of her broken toe, but she will be able to swim (so all is right with her world).

The girls are even "roomies" this week. Hopefully that will work. They get along well . . . most of the time. Make sure to take note of Cora's shirt. She bought it with her own money. I didn't make her. I promise.

It was a good Father's Day.