Day 112

Sunday - Another nice day after we had some rain this morning. I worked at the registration desk for the Sunday School hour and then I led crafts during church for 3 different age groups. We had paper, stickers, craft sticks, and sequins and it was amazing how beautiful all the pictures turned out. I would say I saw about 60 kids in total.
Dinner after church was chicken tenders (in Shake n Bake), potatoes au gratin, creamed corn, asparagus spears, garlic bread, and a cheesecake sampler for dessert.

It turned out good and was quick and easy because I made the chicken and potatoes last night and then just put them in a low oven all morning while we were at church. 
Jason also brought up his new guitar for 'show and tell'. It's pretty cool and he got it fairly cheaply on eBay. 

I guess the big news for today was that Wade taught Tiffany's Sunday School class this morning via skype. He said it went pretty well and was supposed to go for 20 minutes, but it went for just about the whole hour. I received a copy of an email from Tiffany's teacher this afternoon that shows how much they enjoyed the lesson:

What a morning!   Our eyes in Iraq none other than Wade (Mr Wide) Brower delivered an inspiring and encouraging message.  The few who missed the very special time we shared missed so much.  It is obvious Wade has a passion for service to mankind and loves the Lord with a depth most will never know.  He created one HUGE problem…yep…there is now a rather large crowd of women (the Single Sister to be precise) who can’t wait for one of his hugs.   For those of you who missed his message you will have to wait and hear it from him.  I most certainly cannot do it justice.  OK so if you missed him have no fear.  We hope that once he is home either for a break or when he returns permanently we will be able to convince him to come and share with us in person.

Tiffany has shared the link to his blog and his e-mail address.  And to make it easier you can even respond to all and magically you’ll have his e-mail address in your e-mail browser.  I encourage you to take advantage of this opportunity to read his blog and communicate with him via e-mail.  I look forward each week to the messages he shares and find a great sense of pride that America , home of the VERY brave and land of the free is my home.  

We love you Mr “Wide”

And I love you too, Mr. Wide.