It’s Mother’s Day. I am being lazy, so here’s a chance to catch up on some posting. Of course, I went to church this morning and the Baby Boy, aka Damion, went with me. He is so amazingly good during worship service. Something I’m sure he’ll outgrow. After services, we stopped for our usual lunch. So far, a pretty routine Sunday. I’ve checked email and Facebook. Heard from one son, two daughters, and several granddaughters. The baby is asleep and I’m relaxing. This evening, I’ll be going out to eat with two daughters and a granddaughter. That has actually become an annual thing.
School is finished. I made an ‘A’ in Middle Eastern Religions and a ‘B’ in Religions of Asia. Admittedly, I already had a working knowledge of much of the information, but I gained a deeper understanding as well as picking up new information along the way. I have two summer classes scheduled. First is The Old Testament/Hebrew Scriptures during May. It only lasts three weeks so I’m guessing it will require lots of work on a daily basis. The second is Christianity, which lasts four weeks during the month of July. I expect both to give me a new perspective on topics I have been familiar with for my whole life.
It looks as though, somewhere in there, I’ll be making a Roadtrip to Charlotte to pick up a grandson who hasn’t quite outgrown “visiting Mamaw” or perhaps to take him home after the visit. Plans aren’t set in stone yet.
A busy summer doing what I love most. What more could anyone ask? Happy Mother’s Day to all the mothers I know and those I don’t as well. It’s the most difficult and rewarding job in the world and there is no ‘retirement.”
