Sunday, our Sabbath

Today was a really good day and I am glad that I am getting the hang of organizing my posts a little better. Sage slept much better last night with only waking up briefly and then he feel back to sleep quickly. He did wake up early but at least it was light outside. A couple nights back, I was up for 3.5 hours or more with him. I spent the morning hanging with the boys (Sage and Shane :) Then it was a quick dash as I realized that it was close to leave for church. We were picking up some people investigating the church who were Napalese (orginally from Napal). Church went really well also. With our meeting time change, 2 weeks ago was a bit of a nightmare. We now meet at 12:30pm with sacrament as the last meeting. Usually, Sage as well as others are sleeping at this time. However, it went great and Sage pulled it off with flying colours :) :) I noticed that many of the other children, though worn out were settling into our new routine too. And the talks were really good. I pulled out items on how we deal with trials. Young Sr Pilling and Br Ramsey shared some heartfelt stories.

We do now start with Nursery which Sage absolutely loves!

We also completed our wills this morning and they will be signed in a couple weeks. I had differing responses from family but it is reassuring that when we pass on that details of our passing and disposal of our worldly possessions will be outlined so that our family can focus on their mourning and each other instead. (at least that is the plan LOL)

After supper, we headed to the park below the hill to burn some energy in Sage and ended with a bath and our usually bed-time story routine. Even though he was obviously tired, it took a good half hour for him to fall asleep. He appeared in a sound sleep but 5minutes after my exit, he was up crying. Poor little guy. Hope this is going to be a good night.

Just a note on the park. It's great the way Sage is engaging in self play and playing with other children. Our neighbour is a young black girl. Her parents are new Canadians but I am not sure from where. Anyways, Sage and her were playing tag which was nice. There are a lot of new Canadians here in London and in particular our neighbourhood that attend the park. I love to people watch. There was a black man and his 2 boys that would come close to the play structure and then leave. All the while, they were looking towards the ground. I mentioned to Shane this curiosity and eventually he came close and asked if we saw keys as he had lost his. Mystery solved.