Snow business
In some ways it has been an easier week this week, with almost half the Rovereto group having to work on Tuesday evening so the meeting was cancelled, one of the rare Thursday nights without a meeting for the church, and the band practice on Friday cancelled due to snow. So we have had four out of five nights free together during the week. I don’t think that has ever happened outside of the summer months before. Even on Wednesday, we watched a film (Amazing Grace, on Wilberforce’s life) instead of doing a study. On the other hand, the first two snow falls of the season that have occurred during the week have complicated matters a bit, with car travel becoming difficult and at times impossible. And when I picked up Stefania from school today I discovered that pushing two children on a stroller through a few centimetres of snow, with more snow falling as well, is quite tiring. Even when Stefania decided that she was more interested in running around and playing in the snow rather than staying on the stroller. Tomorrow however she will have a great time, when I will take her outside to play in the snow. Maybe I will even make my first ever snowman!
The rest of the time, we have been busy preparing for the Sunday School event at church on Sunday. However, with more school forecast on Sunday morning, we might find that our numbers are greatly reduced, which would create some problems for what we would want to do.