A Very Full Sunday

Going to church and back took us from 8:36am until 2:15pm today. Caleb's good friend, Dani, hadn't seen the new "Hermie and Friends" video that I had brought from the States. So, Dani and his Mom came over so the boys could watch. I then spent the video time going over the VBS material for the 2 mini outdoor camps I'll be running with the Casa Alba kids starting next week. Helena, Dani's Mom, spent the time secretly doing my dishes - yahoo! Helena then tried to leave with Dani but ended up with Caleb as well. That was great because I was able to finish going through all of the material and making the to-do list and need list for these 2 mini camps.
We headed over to Herculane, the Volunteer House, to go swimming and I worked on recruiting some help for finding everything I'll need for these camps. Just before we were about to leave one of the current volunteers who was building a deck and a stone pathway needed help pushing the stone bin up the hill from the stone pile a couple of times. So I helped out with that and ended up irritating a muscle that I've had problems with for about 8 years now. Been to therapy for it, been injected for it, on different medications for it...nothing fixes it. Somehow when I pushed that bin it just twisted it the right way to be super painful. Excellent. Caleb cried a third of the way home, through drinking a cold glass of milk, through a cool off shower, peeing before bed, bed time routine and for 30 minutes after that as well. He is exhausted I think, to say the least. So is Mom. Thing is prayer group meets at my house in 23 minutes and I still haven't finished planning for the team Bible Study and worship tomorrow night. Plus, it's my Cooking Day for the team tomorrow. That means I need to leave the house at 8am and I'll get home at 2pm. Lots to do! Lots to do!