Hi, Everyone!
Well, here we are—Tuesday, September 3, 2013… Wow—we are in September now, aren’t we?
I trust that everybody had a great weekend and a superfantastical Labor Day. I would like to thank the Hudspeth Family for welcoming me into their home one again. Here’s what’s funny: Mr. Hudspeth decided that he would not do any barbecuing, but he did make some mean burgers and hot dogs… and yes, y’all—Mrs. Hudspeth made her award-winning banana pudding. I don’t know what’s her secret with the bananas and the vanilla wafers, but… Lawd Ha’Mercy! Yes, it’s that damn good, and I also realize that I have had this very same conversation with y’all last Labor Day, but as y’all can see, ain’t nothin’ changed—Mrs. Hudspeth makes one mean banana pudding. I would love for her to go up against my Gramma Jewel’s strawberry seven-up cake… but then again, that would be the worse Catch-22 in history. I would have to sit back and be a spectator for that one; ain’t no way I would be a judge for that competition because I would not be fair. I would honestly have to call it a stalemate—I’m just sayin’!
Well, anyway, I had a great day in my classes today. Let’s kick this off correctly: Y’all would be thrilled to know that I got a perfect score on my paper about Abraham. My instructor said that I gave such an in-depth synopsis on the life of Abraham that he knows without a doubt I could be a great Sunday School teacher. It’s funny he made that statement, and of course I told him that I had the privilege of teaching the Cradle Roll class at my home church. Well, how about this, y’all: My instructor wants me to take one of the Psalms and write what I feel when I read it. For the record, my instructor did not give this assignment to anyone else—just me. As far as I’m concerned, I feel honored.
By the way, I have been given specific instructions not to write about Psalm 23… hahaha!
As for my Spanish I class… well, let me put it this way: Gracias en parte a las lecciones que aprendí cuando hice español en la escuela secundaria, estoy sobresaliendo más allá de mi imaginación más salvaje de esta clase. For the record, I used Google Translate to say what I wanted to say, but other than that, my Spanish I instructor says that I am doing quite well in her class. As far as I’m concerned, I only have one thing to say: ¡Muy bien para mí!
Okay, y’all—I had better get going on account of I’ve got a test in my Spanish class to study for, plus I’ve got to work on this paper on any of the Psalms except the twenty-third one. In order to write a good paper, I’ve got to study the book of Psalms.
Until tomorrow, take care and be good.
Hugs & Kisses,
Natasha
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