My aunt and uncle came down for a visit. We spent a nice afternoon and evening together. They needed their "big family fix" (as my uncle put it) and we needed a good spoiling, so it worked out well. We also celebrated my father-in-law's retirement with a party fit for the occasion.





This last Saturday, Matt fulfilled his civic duty as a delegate to the county Republican convention. He won't be heading to the state convention, for which I'm glad (it's a 3 day stint).
The next few weeks will be busy ones for us as we put on our annual Seder meal, attend a couple of family Easter gatherings and I wrap up my Five Aspects of Woman Bible study. Never a dull moment.
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