At my home church, I teach the sixth grade Sunday School class. And naturally, I'm totally delighted when totally unsolicited my students let me know that they want me to keep on teaching them. For example, yesterday morning I told them that there would be two Sundays in January that I would be unable to teach them. Immediately before I had a chance to tell them why, they asked me, "you're not going to stop teaching us, are you?" I said, no, and explained that I was planning to be a part of our church's January
MAMA Project team to Honduras. With that explanation, everything was then okay. It makes one feel good to be positively wanted. And I like them. They make my teaching a joy with their active participation in activities and discussion.
The rest of the day I spent with my nieces and my brother & his wife. It was a good day. I enjoy spending time with them. Among other things we spent time playing table games and frisbee. And I enjoyed listening to two of my nieces and later my brother play piano. And later after the girls went to bed, my brother and I played a card game called Rook and had some good conversation time.
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Hello brother! I also enjoyed the relaxing time on Sunday. I don't get to play grown-up games nearly as much as I used to. I really miss that! Albeit, having children around is mostly a blessing as well.
I'm with you on the TV stuff. I can't seem to adjust to having TV on as background noise, even if I am not watching it. Somehow, I wonder if the spirit of what is being shown influences my environment whether or not I am aware of it. I would much rather choose Christian radio or CD's.
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