I can't remember much about last week, because it was such a cool weekend, personally. Four months after surgery, our daughter has finally started to walk. 8 months ago, she was 16 months old and not quite 11 pounds. Four months ago, all she could do was sit up. Today, she's beginning to walk. She took her first steps on Valentine's Day! Here's a quick clip.



And just to make it more fun, she's become very interested in going on the potty, too. Changes abound.

We did have worship yesterday. Here is the sermon I preached:



This week, I have Lent to start fleshing out and a confirmation series to finish up. And I can always start putting newsletter stuff together.

And that's the news from Browerville.

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Unknown said…
Amazing Amsale! What a joyous day!
Wednesday, February 18, 2009 12:49:00 PM
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