I Want the Front!

The race has already begun for the week. First, we had business meeting at church; later, I had to work on secretarial things for the Baptist Women (we have a meeting tomorrow night); lastly, I am stopping with fretting over the seating assignments for the bus tour. I need to be working on the nightly devotions but I just can't seem to get going on that task; however, I have to finalize that part by tomorrow night so that those who are willing to be in charge of devotions will have time to prepare their presentations. They always do such a great job and everyone seems to enjoy that quality time together each night. I have my theme but now have to put some things together.

I saw my sweet little grandchildren at church this morning. I know I am not at all prejudiced when it comes to those two little ones; they are the cutest and sweetest "kiddens" to be found! Clay was singing along with the congregation on the hymn, "When the Roll is Called Up Yonder". Now, if that wouldn't steal your heart, nothing would! And, they are soooo good! Mom and Dad are doing a grand job with them (there again, I'm not prejudiced!). I really like to see little ones who are well mannered and well-behaved and they were near perfect today. I was amazed at little Livvy who was sitting there writing names of her parents and grandparents. She would look to her mom for the next letter in one of the names and her mom would tell her in sign language what the letter would be. Livvy then would write down that letter-the correct letter, too!! Wow, I wish I were half as smart!

I don't know how my time will be this week due to the heavy load I'm carrying. When possible, I will post a few of my thoughts. Right now, I have to get back to the seating chart but I must say that everyone cannot have a front seat or a back seat: someone must be in the middle!! (How difficult it is to make everyone happy!)