This Will Be a Week to Remember

Summer schools start today. For two weeks I teach English in regular summer school. This is for students that need to make up for a failed class so they may graduate. From mid afternoon through the evening I will then work with the Migrant program. The two will overlap for two weeks, then a time for one at a time.

This weekend is the wedding. I believe EVERYONE will be happy when that is complete. Much, but not all, of the shopping is complete. Now the hard part of setting up will have to take place.

We received emails and pictures of Sam's arrival in the Middle East. His flight had a one-day layover in Germany and he reported he ate real German sausages. They passed the taste test.

Wils will be home later this week. I almost hate to tell him it's been rainy here after the rain he gets on a weekly basis.

I've been reading a book about the Moneyless Man. A gentleman spent a year spending no money. I also read a local blog and the author is spending no money for 10 days. The concept of no spending has many advantages and I can see trying something this summer. My family says I already spend little money. I actually bought a new belt yesterday for the wedding. The belt I inherited from my father finally is kaput after almost 10 years. I can't remember when I bought the last belt. It felt strange.