Sunday afternoon excursion to the Loretto Motherhouse

Usually on Sunday afternoons we take the boys to the soccer field adjacent to Trace-Pitman Greenway to play soccer. However, it has been raining all morning and we didn’t think we could play soccer on the wet grass. We drove to the Loretto Motherhouse in Nerinx, Kentucky, instead. I have such fond memories of that place from my retreats, so we go there from time to time to picnic and wander around.

We walked around Badin Pond and then to Lake Mary. There were interesting wild flowers and butterflies everywhere we went. On the way to Lake Mary, we walked past a farm and saw a cow peeing. As we were walking back to our car from Lake Mary, the farmer’s wife waved at us and asked if we wanted to see baby cows. We went over and she showed us two newborn calves and their mothers. David asked her if cows had personality and she said yes. She said one mother cow is quite relaxed around humans and the other would be on alert whenever any human approaches her calf.

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About David and Lam

A smitten couple and loving parents in our early 40s. We have lived in 3 different countries together. We dream of living in a fourth country together after our children grow up. We love long walks in the woods, climbing mountains, boating, traveling, reading, and being together. Both David and Lam are old souls who love quietness and meaningful conversations in which we ponder the truth and mysteries of life as well as discuss philosophical and ethical matters. We especially like to enjoy the small pleasures of daily life.
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