This was the first time our whole family attended Mass together since before COvid, but both Toby and Joel did an awesome job keeping their masks on and not fidgeting with them!(Mike was manning the Knights of Columbus Tootsie Roll drive for persons with mnetal disabilities)
Opening a special gift from Grandma and GrandpaOpal's First Communion was scheduled for way back at the beginning of May, but like many things in the spring, it was postponed indefinitely. We found out only a few weeks ago that it was going to be this past weekend, so we had to unearth her dress and buy some new shoes and schedule her for an interview and confession with Father Mick (her first confession was way back in January).
Despite there being restrictions and masks and fewer family and friends able to attend, there was the silver lining of Masses being live-streamed, so grandparents and Opal's godparents were all able to tune in and witness the special occasion from afar. Opal loved knowing they were all watching and praying for her as she recieved Jesus for the first time.
God bless you, sweet girl! May you always keep Jesus close in your heart!
Monday, September 28, 2020
Fall exploring in Evansville
This sure is a beautiful little town for us to be practically stranded during the lovely midwest months of September and October! We've been loving the leaves, collecting them and admiring their vibrant colors on our walks. And I've been ogling the gorgeous, playfully painted Victorians and their colorful, pristine flower beds. The parks we've visited have been mostly abondoned, maybe due to school being back in session. I love this time of year!
The promise of being back in our house in just a few short weeks makes it all the more exciting. Eeek!
The promise of being back in our house in just a few short weeks makes it all the more exciting. Eeek!
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