It’s always good to be back after being away for a trip. While visiting Ethan I asked about what he wanted to do for Easter. He said he’d come home if someone would come and pick him up. We hadn’t even thought that far ahead as far as plans. Josh will have the Friday service and there’s supposed to be a meet that is on that Friday as well. So I told him I would come and pick him up and we could leave from the meet.

So that was kind of nice to have another meet to look forward to. The kids start their track meet season tomorrow with the regular season opener in Riverton. I’m supposed to give my presentation tomorrow afternoon during class. I switched with the girl going ahead of me so I could go first instead of second. My dad is having his heart cath procedure tomorrow in Springfield so that is where I plan to go after my class.

I don’t have anything deeper to say at the moment. I find myself roaming around in dreams about the future. I was telling Josh this morning that I’m thinking I will need to be proactive about getting clients and advertising myself once I (God-willing) graduate. I would need to find ways to get my face-to-face hours. I could volunteer at Trinity for one day a week. He said I could do the same thing at the high school.

Would he care if I did it without any pay? He said if it was for the Lutheran schools then he wouldn’t. The Contact thing is still in my head because professionally I know I need to talk to my supervisor. It was one of those things where I figured I at least had a couple of weeks before it likely would at some point be noticed I was gone. I don’t want to burn a bridge or end on bad terms or mention the things I never brought up.

Tonight we enjoyed a nice evening outside. The boys were playing pickleball at the volleyball net while Josh and I were taking our individual walks. Along the road I met Elianna also walking with Zorro. The purple flowers drew me over to the girls’ cabins and then I walked around there enjoying the small change of scenery. The trees are still pretty bare and when I came over the lake hill I marveled at the sun’s light.