March 2 - “Windexed”

I felt strangely motivated yesterday. So much so that I vacuumed out the inside of our car. Though much-needed, that wasn’t what I most wanted to take care of. My bottom line was that the interior of the windshield needed to be Windexed. And that is by far my least favorite car detailing chore. 

Chris hooked me up with the Windex and some instructions on how best to apply. However … did you know there are two different flavors of Windex? And of course I chose the wrong one. She managed to correct my blunder before too much application had occurred. So, folks. Stick with Windex Original you’re looking to clean windows. 

We checked in with Josh. We didn’t received our usual Friday phone call, so we had to touch base. All was well in Waco. Just really busy. 

AG and Luke played the piano for us. They were on their way to piano competition. Caleb had already played earlier and achieved Superior status. And in true Vaughan fashion, the two younger ones grabbed a Superior rank as well. Proud of you three. 

On the more athletic front, Luke’s team advanced to the semifinals in their end of season basketball tournament. As it turned out, several teams dropped out of the tournament. As a result Luke will be pitted against the top seed in the tournament on Monday. Then on Tuesday he is entered into the three point shooting contest. Go Luke!

Meanwhile, Caleb is running track and playing on the JV baseball team at the same time. And he is also giving speeches and doing podcasts for his co-op English class. Busy young man. 

We spent the afternoon watching football. No, not on TV. Ezra had a big double-header playoff series in his end-of-season tournament. The Good Guys in that one won the first and lost in the championship. So … second place. Nice job, Ezra and team (and coaches Kel and Micah)!

‭‭Matthew‬ ‭28‬:‭18‬-‭20‬ ‭ says, Then Jesus came near and said to them, “All authority has been given to Me in heaven and on earth. Go, therefore, and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit, teaching them to observe everything I have commanded you. And remember, I am with you always, to the end of the age.”

Father, thank you for busy. Sometimes. Amen.