I have taken the night to review my Sunday and I can confirm my earlier declaration and that it was a GOOD day.  From the time in the morning just sitting there with my wife as we prepared to face our day to my quiet moment before we closed out our day reflecting on what had taken place it was a GOOD day.  I had done my 57 and was relaxing in my chair sipping some cold Gatorade.  I said to myself that as refreshing as that cold drink was to my body the reflection on my day and specifically what I had been taught that morning were refreshing to my soul.  I had carried a question for a long time about what a 'broken heart and a contrite spirit' really meant.  And during church before I bore my testimony and included this new understanding I was taught what it meant and how it was so important to me and in my journey.  Add that to my later reading which enhanced that concept and then the experience of family which began immediately and lasted late and you have the makings of a GOOD day.  Sheila had worked so hard and her meal was soo good.  Jeff Terry said that it was '5 star'!  It was a very relaxed evening, but actually quite intense in the personal sharing building relationships way.  We are a family, a close family and we really, really like to share our journeys together as it make all of us better.