Row, Row, Row your boat . . . I'll bet you've seen a racecar do laps around a track, but have you ever seen one do laps around a pool? My racecar float was so fast with me at the wheel (and Mom at the rear)! I really liked being in the water, except that it was a little bit chilly. We went to the beach early this year because my Uncle Brendan was graduating from UNC-Wilmington. I'd never been to a college graduation before, so it was fun sitting way up high in the stadium watching all of the graduates march down in their black robes. Granny said that I was a very good boy, and so did a nice man who was sitting in the row in front of us! My future-Aunt Donnay also graduated that day . . . I was the proudest nephew in Wilmington!

While we were at the beach, I dug in the sand with my bucket and shovel, let the waves splash my feet, and took a few long naps in my sun-proof tent. Gramps and Gee-Gee strolled me around the neighborhood, and I got to play at the park. I even made friends with the little girls next door, and we talked across the balconies to one another. In retrospect (I have a pretty big vocabulary for an 18-month old, don't you think?), it was an exciting, fun-filled vacation!

In my last post, we were still in Rocky Mount for the revival. It went really well, and the Lord was definitely working on each person's heart. I met lots of wonderful people at the church, and I can't wait to visit them again. Maybe one day God will use me for preaching like my Dad!


I love you,

Levi
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Milestone of the week: More walkin' & talkin' -- I can go anywhere and say anything (also, I tackled my first really bad fever . . . 105 degrees)