Our Super Sunday

Sunday was a super day!  We had a wonderful time at both our church services in the morning, a nap in the afternoon, and a fun time watching the Super Bowl at Anthony and Lori's in the evening.  Dick is the only one of us that is a football fan, but we all got into the game.  We were cheering for the Broncos because of the possibility that it was Peyton  Manning's last game.  Also, there was number 11, Jordan Norwood, who was from Penn State and whose family had attended church at Unity, where Anthony and Lori attended.  

We also discussed baby boy names as we watched the game.  I suggested both Peyton and Jordan, but unfortunately both of those are used as girls' names, so they won't do, Lori says.  So Baby Boy Stauffer still remains nameless.  

And of course we had some good food too - bbq meatballs, spinach and artichoke dip in a bread bowl, veggies and French onion dip,  cheddar jack cheese slices with pretzels, regular chips for the dip, a variety of fresh fruit, and a tiramisu dessert from Wegmans.

Austin played basketball during the football game.  (-:

There was a beautiful sunset on our drive to their place.

Our choir song at Fillmore was a great hit.  Here's the video taken by our pastor's wife with Dick's phone.  She was sitting on the front bench, so the people on the back row are very hard to see.  In fact, my dear friend and office mate, Kristine, is completely hidden the entire time.  We need a riser!  And I am behind the piano, so you can't see me, but you can probably hear me, haha!

Today would have been my dad's 93rd birthday.  Ten years ago, on his 83rd birthday, my sister Mary Ellen and I spent the evening with him and Grandma Mary.  Of course we played Dominoes.  He was the BEST at that game, just as he was in so many other ways.  I know that I am rich in many ways because I am his daughter.  

Gotta run!  It will be a fun day at the office.  The pastor is making fasnachts!  Happy Fasnacht Day!