Here
are the final few notes from Spring Break, Week One around Galveston. That would be the one with the Waco cousins
still in attendance.
Fishing
trip did take place. Instead of going
out to Jamaica Beach, though, we headed right nearby to the Boat Club where
Nathan and April are members. There we
fished off the dock, but it didn’t take long for the allure of the playground
and especially the swimming pool to draw attention away from the piggies and
croakers. The kids seemed to have great
fun, though.
There
was a Corona Bowl: Part Two as well. The
Old Man didn’t participate in this one on the field, but some have said there
may or may not have been some suspicious behavior spotted on the sidelines near
where he was seated in his metal chair.
Intermittent sounds of banging mysteriously pierced the early evening
quiet. My sources tell me the culprit
may have been AnnaGrace. Nothing was
ever proven, however. Other rumors were
flying as well. Because of the immensely
popular Corona Bowl I (CB1), many expected ESPN to pick up Corona Bowl II for
televising. After all, what else did
they have to cover …
On
the last night of the Wacoans’ visit, a cousin swap was negotiated. Zak (age 13) was traded for Josiah (9) and
Noa (6). I know. There was a bit of a disparity in the
numbers. Thirteen to a total of fifteen,
but Zak’s greater experience with sleepovers made Aunt Christi willing to take
on the challenge. It was just for the one
night, after all. So Zak went home with
Micah, and the little guys stayed here.
Once
they all went to the yellow bedroom and fell asleep, the remaining adults
actually stayed up and watched a movie – the new version of Maleficent. And for the first time in a few days Josh wasn’t
on the phone. Their mission group that
had been in Utah was back home. The
group that had been in Spain had made their way to Germany and was waiting for
a flight to anywhere in the U.S.A. It
looked like their best bet would be to San Francisco, then to Houston. And as of 6 a.m. this morning, they had
touched down in Houston. Now they just
have to work out the final logistics of their self-quarantine once they get
back to Waco. But their family is quite
relieved to have them back boots on the ground on American soil.
Hebrews
13:16 says, “And do not forget to do good
and to share with others, for with such sacrifices God is pleased.”
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