It was my first time to see Luna, one of the more recent additions to the Miller clan. She is a beautiful baby and her young mother is enjoying being a mom. The cycle of life is renewing and magical. I am grateful to be part of it. 

I am grateful to spend a few days with my father Ned and my son Michael who are both celebrating birthdays this week. It will be a great weekend as we are planning an extended family gathering on Saturday. I love my family very much and thank God for the blessing they are in my life.

I am grateful to be part of the 4.0 Men’s Senior Tennis team that represented Nevada this year. The sectionals tournament was in Boise where we competed against Utah, Colorado, Idaho, Wyoming and Montana. It was a lot of fun. Idaho was the hot potato- they had a very strong team. Nevada made a good showing, coming in second. It was a fun-filled and emotion-filled weekend. In this image you will see a glimpse of the emotional catharsis that followed a very close Nevada win. 

We had reason to be in Boise this weekend. It was a wonderful convergence of events, family and friends. Today we attended church with Richard’s friends, the Iversons. I had a wonderful experience at church, a renewal of my soul. It was great to feel of God’s spirit. I am thankful I can have such experiences even far from home. 

Tonight we saw the play, les Miserables, It is a moving story about human weakness and the injustice of the world being overshadowed by love, forgiveness and mercy. One memorable line was “You did your duty, nothing more.” In other words, duty is not enough. We must also love. Another line at the end of the play was profound. “To love another person is to see the face of God.”

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