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Honestly, THANK YOU!
So, Lem isn't 100% yet, but he's back down to a mild head cold, requiring some snot-sucking, saline, and extra snuggles. During the day Sunday, he retained a bad-sounding cough, but not all-out croupy. By Sunday night, he slept peacefully again. We have continued the humidifier in his bedroom. The Scary Croup was only Saturday night, meaning it stopped when we all joined together to pray. He's a happy kid again.
I was not able to nap at all Sunday, but got to experience the Grace that also covered the first month following Lem's birth: the God-given anomaly that I could function normally and even enjoy my awake time despite terrible sleep. In my life, this is an actual miracle, and not coffee's fault. We prayed together.
Andy was alert until he was about two miles from home at the end of a long day. He and our bigger boys made it home just fine, and then Andy got to take a nap for awhile. And he made a wise decision to watch football from home instead of traveling an additional hour in the late evening to watch football with friends. Bummer, but wise.
And his preaching? He's gotten good feedback from those who heard it, and he and the boys got to experience some God things with that church family that they haven't seen before--especially the boys--and Andy got to share some special conversation with our boys describing what it was all about. Important God lessons for our boys to receive from their daddy. Unexpected was able to be beautiful because we prayed together.
And Lincoln and Lewis? Well, they did great, of course. They experienced/participated in 2 1/2 hours of prayer-worship-communion. And then Lincoln went off to kids' church during daddy's sermon and did great. Lewis was not interested in going to a strange nursery, and instead was very quiet during all of daddy's sermon. The first few quiet minutes were spent in his seat. And the rest of those sermon minutes were spent by Lewis standing by daddy, spreading out his blanket and lying on the floor by daddy, or running circles around daddy--all quietly, and all welcomed by that church family (Andy checked ;) ). There may have been a short Tickle Break between father and son. And the word of God was shared by my husband. Because we prayed.
Thank you for praying with me. Your prayers matter.
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