Highs for the Week

Here are my highs from the previous week:

  • Balloon release with children in conjunction with National Day of Prayer after worship service
  • Grilling out with Bethany's family for Mother's Day
  • Middle School Family Night on Monday-I cannot believe my son is going to be a 5th grader!
  • Two visits with parents whose children are grown about passing on their faith to their kids
  • Kanopolis Trip with 4th grade class
  • Hide N Seek Leader's Lunch on Friday
  • Spending the day with my kids on Saturday-Lincoln Perk, trip to mommy's work, played Dutch Blitz for first time, Imangif with everyone.
  • Great time of worship at Hesston MB
  • Fun visiting with our neighbors and grilling some chicken for supper and sort of watching Survivor Finale.

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