Holy Day

Today is a holy day of obligation for our faith and so that means a break from studies as we head to mass this morning. Tony went last night by himself and father wondered where we were? It is nice to know he missed us. I prefer going in morning even if it means I am flying solo with the four kids. Getting everyone ready and out the door by 7:45 is no small feat but as Julia reminds me it is a small sacrifice to make in the grand scheme of life. After Mass a breakfast is provided for us early birds and then the kids and I are going to the library and then little flower meeting. No there won't be much studying today but what we will learn is far greater and more important than an old textbook can provide.