were now two of our already drawn into the world of children at home that are no longer children. It's amazing when we so an educational or theological Lead discussion on the religious education or work on ordinary schools. Last weekend I went to the systemic work in the "special school", when Luke talked about his internship and interviewed by Tine was that was doing a special education training. What becomes of children!
As they talk as grown-up people to interview each other and showing genuine interest and be driven around by seemingly very similar questions. That impresses me very much. How often I see them as children with their preferences for stories, games, and enjoy their own behavior patterns. And now they are in vocational training and the breakfast table for collegial advice. This is impressive and truly enriching.
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