1. It's Friday the 13th! Big deal. God is way above superstition! Check out His handiwork in last night's sunset. My i.pod camera didn't do it justice...
2. I recently read an incredible article about suffering. The priest who wrote it brought out many good points, along with acknowledging that some of the "why does this happen?" questions will never be answered.
3. After story time at our local library, KB and I perused the shelves. OK, what that really means is that I rapidly pushed the stroller to look at books on my eye level while trying to keep her from pulling stuff off the shelves. The most interesting book we found was this galactic publication:
(I wonder what kind of research went into this cookbook!)
4. KB has become quite the climber. Already she has escaped the confines of her crib and Pack.N.Play; she can climb up and down on ALL the beds in the house; and even climb into a chair at the kitchen table. All it takes is for Mom to turn her head for 0.1 seconds. Earlier this week she figured out how to walk on a piece of play equipment like a balance beam. Is it time to think about the Olympics?
5. In late June, I assured my husband that July would be a relatively quiet month. In fact, I secretly lamented the absence of an extended vacation. As luck would have it, we have awesome visitors coming to town in the next couple weeks. THREE of them are longtime friends of MINE. Most of the people who fit that category live on the West Coast. Tonight I'm having dinner with my 8th grade teacher. On Sunday, the priest who officiated our wedding is staying at our house. On Monday, a longtime friend and his family will be in my home city. Such an influx of longtime friends is very rare since I live in the Midwest. Yea!
And to add more wonderfullness, a Wisconsin blogger and her family will be staying at our house the following weekend!! I have not met any of the IF bloggers in person yet, so I'm very excited to hang out with Marie and the B family.
Yep, July isn't as quiet. I kinda like it that way.
6. For NFP awareness week, my husband and I are going to give a short testimony at the end of our Sunday Mass. It will be a bit nerve wracking, but we hope that more people will become aware of NFP's benefits. Already we determined it would NOT be a good idea to bring KB with us up to the ambo/lectern. We had visions of her grabbing the microphone...
7. Finally, a wonderful friend in Nebraska sent this comic. I think of all of my Southern friends, especially Sew, who would appreciate this. Happy Friday!
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