Sunday

We began by watching our awesome church service on-line. Pastor stepped on my feet. Two quotes stand out:"You are as deep theologically as the last person you served. Rough quote: If there is a relationship problem it is probably about you thinking about yourself.
Ouch!
So, after that we did Cori's procedure. A couple of hitches, but she is so willing to do this. All day long as we deal with her diaper she announces: "No poo poo. You happy?" I kept asking her back, "Are you happy?"

"Yes!"

Then we took off with our tired legs and feet to visit the Newport/Cincinnati Aquarium. AWESOME! I would really love to get a lawn chair and sit for hours staring up into the tubes of the most gorgeous and glorious underwater tubes full of God's inventive creation. By biggest laughs were at the shark who seems to have a ray on its head. Guess what man names it......A ray shark. Laughed so hard! Also love the upside down catfish and jellyfish.

When we went to touch the shark Lily asked if it was friendly. Right before she stuck her hand in she asked, " Is it real real friendly?"

The jellyfish exhibit with colored lights and classical music playing was another spot I would just love to camp out in for a couple of hours.

River otter, penguins, myriad frogs, huge silver schooling sturgeon....I was blown away by the handiwork of God.

Wes took off then for home. Not my favorite moment. We rested and then hit the indoor pool. I know this will give most of you nightmares, but this old chunk momma worked on teaching her girls to dive and do the backstroke. Don't worry. There were no other witnesses.

An angel named Elizabeth visited with me for awhile. She has three from China, almost the identical ages of our girls. She is at the hospital, too. She loves the Lord and prayed with me this morning. She is a Godsend.

Thank you for your prayers and offers of help. We have no idea how to handle the 14 - 20 days with Cori here for her next surgery. Do any of you want to adopt us?