Not so lonely Sunday

    Sundays have become very hard for me over the past two months. Jeremy starts church meetings at 8 in the morning.  The girls and I slowly get ready each sabbath morning and then get to see dad a little while at church.  At times he can get home quickly after church but lately he seems to be buisier than normal and instead of seeing him in a half an hour it has turned into an hour and a half.  I suppose that isn't all so bad however we have 11 o'clock church and Jeremy has been working for three hours starting at five on sundays.  That means that on those late days home from church we get an hour to an hour and a half before he has to leave.  Today was especially hard for me waiting for him to get home from church and I was so greatful that my sister Nora was home this evening and willing for the girls and myself to come and crash her peaceful sunday evening.
     They live up on top of a hill on the East bench of Pocatello.  We walked all over their mountain hunting deer and turkeys.  The kids played hide and seek in the spruce and after a long walk really tired themselves out.  Back at the house the girls watched a little tv with their cousins and were fed a wonderful pancake dinner.  I hung out with my little niece and enjoyed some adult conversation, something as a stay at home mom you don't get a lot of.  This sunday was taken from a stressful lonely day to one that I really enjoyed.