We participated in the local homeschool group for the first time on Friday. They held a spring picnic at the park. We all had a blast. We already knew two families there but met a couple of new ones as well. They invited us to a homeschool concert this evening, and I’m still deciding if we will go. It will be pretty late for the boys, Zeke especially; But, I’m hoping that if I bring the stroller he might enjoy sitting in that and listening (or falling asleep.)
Gregory will be 3 on June 14th and although he’s not of ’school age’ he’s been learning abundantly as far back as I can remember. He’s always full of a desire to learn something new, and I love that about him. His current obsession is fire trucks, and he can tell you a lot more about them than you probably currently know! Although a strong will comes along with his vibrant spirit, he continues to bring me even more joy each day. We may see the sinful side of him more than we care to, but we also see a personality growing in him that is much to be desired. For example, as we were sitting down to our dinner last night and before he had taken a bite, he said with the utmost sincerity, “Happy mother’s day!” A smile was instantly brought to my face, turning to my husband and asking if daddy had told him to say that. Daddy had not. My son had heard it in church that morning and carried it with him all day, waiting until just the right moment to tell me. He also added, “And thank you for supper. Thank you for chicken and rice, mommy.” I was mush
