Witness to an Adult Temper Tantrum

Today marks the end of another very fast but successful week for our family. The children started their Pre-Kindergarten experience on Wednesday and I have missed them terribly ever since. I have learned that they have enjoyed their week there. I was very happy to hear their that their teacher bragged on their good behavior. She told Kendra that they had done a wonderful job raising them and I must agree (after seeing the way some children behave, I am very proud of the way my two act).

Our reunion-planning committee met last night to make some final preparations for our get-together September 22. This meeting wasn't so productive as some we have had because one member of the group was in absolute dissension to everything we were planning, even to the point of threatening to leave the actual reunion if we provided everyone an opportunity to share what they had been doing since our graduation. She said she didn't want to know, didn't want to listen, didn't care what they had been doing. Well, a couple of us are striving to work through this outburst of negativism but with much difficulty. We think we will provide this opportunity anyway; what do you readers think? Is this a good question to ask? There were only 43 in my class, 10 are deceased, and 8 are not coming; therefore, I don't think it would take too much time and some will surely respond in a very brief manner. I am very interested in each member and am excited to become reacquainted.

I must tell you that my preacher has been at it again. He loves to get me but what he did Sunday was too funny. He indicated that he gives sweets to the children in church before they go to Children's Church to keep us adult teachers alert and steadily busy with the then very active, hyped-up little kiddies during our time with them. "um hum, I just had to vocally agree with him on that one! I'm turning into a fairly decent "referee"!