Monday in May

Chris has been in Auckland over the weekend, advocating for two candidates at National Assessment fort the PCANZ. While he was away, I hosted an elders training event, conducted a baptism, conducted and preached at two services, took Zak and a friend to Footsall training, and kept an eye on the young people's famine sleepover.
Not sure if Chris will make it home tonight, the weather forecast is not flash.
Hannah and Zach were sad their soccer games were canceled on Saturday but the Council closed all grounds. We'd arranged rides for them, so that didn't actually help my day any. They survived their respective 20 hour famines, but were glad to start eating again.
Janine has had her report from school which is very positive, that's all good.
Hannah is going to be part of the studio audience next Sunday for "What now" thanks to Auntie Sue - big ups!
Katarina is dithering about whether to go to the ball. She won a raffle which takes care of shoes, makeup and hair, but there is no dress, and no partner, despite best efforts of friends and she still isn't sure whether she wants to go or not. Tis hard to be a teenager...