Every week I spend two days in Scotty’s homeI’ve been doing this for years–making meals for my grandchildren:- one breakfast for Calum (and afternoon snacks), one lunch for Adrianna, and three dinners • I’m still taking two of them to and from school• in the lull, while they’re at school, I’ve been taking walks around the undeveloped land near their neighborhood◦ it’s been a good time to practice focusing my awareness on the presence of God's Spirit◦ maybe three months ago, I began sharing moments of my walk on Facebook - from the very first book of the Bible, walking is used as metaphor• it usually refers to the way we live out our days with God in closeness to him• however, in this Easter story, these two disciples (whom otherwise we do not know),◦ find themselves actually walking with Jesus for real!◦ what Jesus shares with them turns their lives around, literally“And they rose that same hour and returned to Jerusalem” (v. 33)