The best parts

Two things made watching Ratatouille yesterday very special.

One, my whole family went to watch it together – me with the best husband in the world and the best three children in the world. My husband’s movie of choice is usually action and sci fi. Rated G movies are never on his list. But he came along and I did not see him fall asleep once. That says a lot about Ratatouille. And that my teenagers chose to see it with us instead of with their friends made me really happy.

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Ratatouille

Finally, a rated G movie! An animated movie that is truly for children without hidden adult humor or innuendos (that is why I didn’t want to see Shrek.)

Amy and I were at Petsmart looking at the mouse cages and didn’t see anything cute about them. So how can Pixar make a rat look adorable? It’s the eyes, the blue fur, and the cute personality of Remy that makes it possible for a rat to be an endearing main character.

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Within an approximately 2-mile stretch of La Puente Road in Walnut, there are 4 Protestant churches. At least 2 of those churches share their facilities with another church. So that’s 6 churches within walking distance of one another.

Some people look at this and see it as Christians being divided. Why can’t all these churches all get together?

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Summer fun

Had one of the best days yesterday:

Spent a few hours with my daughters and a couple of friends at church painting posters and backdrops for the upcoming Vacation Bible School. Looks really good!

I felt brave and just jumped into the pool without hesitating. That was mostly because I was rushed for time, but it felt good.

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Work

Employees expect to work at their jobs. Students expect to work at school.

But when it comes to personal relationships, people don’t think they have to work at having a good relationship.

I suppose when you are dating, you do work to impress the other person. You do nice things for them to make them…

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