It's National Cheese Pizza Day! We celebrated this afternoon by heading out to the grocery store and ... wait, Publix doesn't have cauliflower pizza anymore? Hold on. Maddie and I then drove over to Kroger for some gluten-free pizza and then... hold on. What? They don't have anything like that either? What is going on? Is there some sort of cauliflower shortage or something? Fortunately, Maddie and I found our gluten-free pizza at Ingles, the third grocery store on our journey. We picked up a few other items, and went back to Mom for some pizza!
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We're big celebrators here. It was a good day today, a quiet prep day as we get ready for tomorrow's big service. Most of our staff and volunteers will be up at Camp FCY, something that Maddie went to for the last few years - but not this time around. We'll have a good day, but like so many episodes of Star Trek, we have somewhat of a skeleton crew left behind to manage things under unusual circumstances at the Chapel, instead of at KidPak's usual location.
The Braves lost today, but they won yesterday and they're doing well over all against their division rivals, the Phillies. But we watched the game all the way through and despite the rough start, it actually turned out a bit closer thanks to a few home runs from Riley and Acuna.
While watching though, look what I finished - the final part of the LEGO tryptic of the story of Jesus: the baptism, crucifixion, and the last part is now done, the resurrection.
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This was a very nice little project, and I'm glad to support this guy's different assemblies. He's a fun master builder, and in fact Mom has signed me up to get the next one in a little bit. It features the story of Daniel, and looks to be a bit bigger than this one.
Tonight we got to bed earlier of course. We read though, getting a few more pages of Soul Music under our belts. Then Mom and I did our puzzles - and then it was time for prayers and a good night's rest.

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