Here we go again! My guess is there are a lot of people dragging around this morning. Too much eating and drinking while watching the Super Bowl = a slow start to the week. I really enjoyed the game. The halftime show? Well, it's interesting to me to watch the divide the show created. On Facebook, several loved it and several hated it. I guess I just didn't get it. The real issue: I don't care. That's why I only watched some of it. I still think John Mellencamp would have been a nice Hoosier choice.
I'm still kinda dragging around, so today it's going to be an easy shortish run this morning. I'm going to be really tempted with a bike ride this afternoon. A little peer pressure and I will probably cross over to doing it. I will end the day in the BNL pool from 8 - 9 p.m. That's late for this old dog, but he really wants to learn a new trick.
What will this week hold? I like this expression, "I don't know what the future holds, but I know who holds the future." There is a lot of security in that, if we access it and sustain it by faith.
My son Luke got some really good news last week. He will graduate from Lipscomb as a civil engineer in May, just one week before Lester graduates from Butler. (We were concerned that they would graduate on the same day. Relief!) Last week he began a paid internship with a large civil engineering firm in Nashville. They also strongly hinted to him that this could turn into a full time position once he graduates.
Luke is going to Guatemala again in May to be involved with his senior project, which is designing and building a bridge for a remote village. He hopes to stay a few weeks. The company that he works for had a team of engineers go to Guatemala several weeks back to do some work. I think Luke will fit in well with this company.
OK, here we go.
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