I loved my Sunday.
It was eggs-tra good!
It started with puppy time.
He played in the park, and my girl and I got to hang out and talk.
And walk.
And feel the sunshine on our faces.
She put up with my interruptions for blooms and buds.
A "look at that" {pause for photo} thrown in... right in the middle of her story.
The best "look at that" was the random hawk (falcon?) spotting!
This guy drew quite a crowd along the path...he was hanging out in someone's yard!
I took som time by myself at Robbins Farm Park in Arlington.
{also known as skyline park, for obvious reasons!}
It was wonderful to sit in the sun and enjoy the view of my city.
The Marathon is being run today.
Here in Boston it's been a week filled with remembering last year...
remembering who we lost,
remarking on the courage and determination of the survivors,
and getting ready to take back this day for the runners and for the city.
I spent a nice, long quiet time alone with my thoughts and prayers
and enjoying the innocence and laughter of children playing.
Then it was home for the fun.
All the kids, some food that reminds us of Paris, and steaks on the grill.
There's always lots of laughter.
And good conversation.
But we "dine" in our sweats, so photo-ops are in short supply!
The funniest moment of the night was when my husband said,
"I'm ready for dessert!"
And then proceeded to spill the jelly beans out of my cute table decoration.
And eat them.
This Easter
my cathedral was made of a path, a hill, some sky and some trees
and
my congregation was my family
and
my sermon for the day was:
"Sing to the Lord a new song;
sing to the Lord all the earth."
Psalm 96:1
It was a wonderful day.
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