One Tough Schedule

Cameron was back on the court tonight, this time at Goshen.  It was by far the toughest match of the week as the Goshen #1 doubles were really good.  Cameron and Tristan said afterward that they just couldn't get the ball past their beset net player.  He was at least five inches taller than they were and put the ball away easily.  The boys didn't win a game in the first set, but did finish 3-6 in the second which we thought was a victory in itself.  It was definitely a humbling experience, but one they shared with their teammates.  Each of the five varsity courts lost in two sets as well.  Afterward Cameron hung out with his friends at the volleyball match and at Culver's.  He felt a lot better about tennis once he got home from that.

While Cameron was busy on the tennis courts, Meg made the most of her day hanging out with friends.  She first met Philip and Alistar for lunch.  She spent four hours talking about their summers and what everyone thought about their internships.  She told us that Alistar was actually working in DC for Jackie Walorski when she was killed in a car accident a few weeks ago.   That was sad to hear.  Even with that news, Meg said that she enjoyed her afternoon very much and the irony of eating lunch with Alistar at Mc"Allister's."  She did have time to stop by tennis before heading to Gabrielle's for the night.  They had made plans to eat dinner together and watch Avatar.  Meg liked the movie a lot more than she thought that she would and was glad to finally see the inspiration behind the Animal Kingdom ride "Flight of Passage."

Our night was pretty quiet after tennis.  I was tired enough to talk about going to bed at 7:30.  Thankfully, Cal called to check in with Doug and I which woke me up.  It was nice to talk with him about his weekend in St. Louis, his thoughts on the Better Call Saul finale and work.  I was bummed to hear that he had been having issues with migraines.  Hopefully, those will get better.  

While Cal was on the phone, Brett called.  We were able to get ahold of him later in the evening.  He was excited about his couple of weeks at work.  Tomorrow, he will bring in his biggest commission check yet to date.  He was also pleased with the additional members that joined his Bible study this week and an upcoming game night that they had planned at his place.  It was nice catching up with him and being a small part of all of the Heinisch children's day today.