As mentioned, the Stewart’s came down on Saturday. We had a nice time. Kate is, of course, a cutie. It is amazing how agile a baby’s forhead can be. They have a whole Linus thing going on. I loved all Kate’s little faces.

As mentioned at This Classical Life, we played a game of Hoopla. We won with like four minutes to spare. Looking back, I think we were too lenient with starting the time. Oh well… next time.

Mike, who I met for the first time, reminded me of someone. I couldn’t think who, but Megan knew because he reminded her of him also… our friend Brian Martin, who is currently a student at covenant seminary. Mike had some discussions with Kate, and I feel privleged to have been ringside. I also learned that Kate already knows three catechism questions… and in Latin! She’s one smart baby, I tell ya.

I was, and am, thankful that they put aside a day to come down and spend some time with us. It’s great to meet likeminded friends, and spend time with them, particularly time around the table, eating and talking.

…I just should have picked Mike’s brain more about how to go about teaching the girls Latin.

The other day I discovered that one of the girls (I think Ashley) had taken out our A Bug’s Life DVD and played with it in such a way that it is all scratched up now. You can watch about two thirds of the movie, and then it is one, distorted, pixelated image.

I am crushed.

Todd Davis delivers some sound words in response to RC Sproul Jr’s, and other’s, criticism of those that accept Roman Catholic baptism as valid Christian baptism.