Highs of the Week

Here are my highs of the week:

  • Child Dedication last Sunday
  • Father's Day Nap & Time at the pool with the family
  • Megan's friend birthday party
  • Visit with my mom and nieces and nephew on Monday night
  • Dropping Mitchell off at Jr. Camp at Tabor
  • Evening in Wichita with my beautiful wife and 3 beautiful girls (Carlos O'Kelleys, shopping, and Cold Stone)
  • Studying and preparing for upcoming classes at church
  • Visit with Steve (Bethany's Dad) on Wednesday night
  • Time spent with 3 girls on Thursday afternoon
  • The girls both getting 3 hits each at game at Buhler on Thursday
  • Friday evening fun with 3 girls--Wellness Center Pool and walk to edge of Hesston and playing in sprinkler.
  • Picking up Mitchell from camp and hearing about his week
  • Swimming with the family
  • D6 Dads Cookout on Saturday night
  • Sunday School Teacher Recognition Potluck tomorrow--Thanks to our great teachers at Hesston MB!
  • Small Group Gathering at Stutzman tomorrow night. I have missed meeting with these great couples this summer.
  • Worship at Hesston MB!

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