5 o'clock

That is our new wake-up time since Tony has started not just one, but two new classes this week (Microeconomics and Management). With two classes comes lots more reading and writing, which means more hours of school work. The goal is to graduate next August - and by God's grace, Tony will do just that! :) In an effort to spend our time efficiently during this season of our lives, we are tweaking our "life's schedule". Hence our alarm clocks going off at 5 o'clock in the morning, giving Tony time to get some school work done before he leaves for work. I think it will also relieve some of the pressure, by dividing up his work between the morning and evening hours.

So this morning, I woke up and started the coffee pot. Then fiddled around the kitchen, started a load of laundry, put some laundry away, removed some clutter from the dining room table and front living room. Then I fixed Tony an egg sandwich. :) He continued to read. I looked over his assignments for this week, trying to determine the best order for him to complete them in. Then Tony closed his school book. We sat at the table and read the Bible together. He got ready for work. I finished packing his lunch. Then we walked together to his truck. ;)

The chill this morning was a little unexpected. It feels like Fall already! And I love it!! It's urging me to make a pumpkin pie. Oh yes. :)

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Our weekend was lovely. Saturday morning we went to Herman Park where Tony set up his whiteboard for the first time. There were few people scattered throughout the park, but two 15 year old girls came over and heard the gospel. You can read Tony's account of it here. I served as the photographer. ;)

We went to Sam's Club to pick up a few items. Chatted with Joey for several minutes and then enjoyed some yummy cheese pizza. Back at home, I wrapped up the crocheted little piggy and we delivered it to our 4 year old niece for her birthday. She's so cute!! Then we made our way to Wilson; Tony attended a men's fellowship and I joined the ladies. It was good getting to know everyone a little better.

After church on Sunday, we came home and took an afternoon nap. (Insert sigh). And that evening we hung out at my parents house.