An Uncommon Grace Page #5

cook for you girls.

Uh-huh.

- Where's Becky?-

Uh, she's out back

putting some boxes in her

carfor a school project.

Hmm. She's reallybuckling

down this year.

- I'm impressed.-Yeah.

She's volunteeringmore

than ever at the church

with the, uh, prison ministry.

Prison ministry?

They write lettersto the

inmatesto cheer 'em up.

Oh, nice. She's just got

somecriminals as pen pals?

Don't worry. I spoke

to Pastor Bruce.

It's kinda like

community service.

Oh, breakfast bacon,

the most important

baconof the day.

- Ooh.- I am gonna pretend

I didn't see that.

Hey, Dusty likes bacon, too.

- Dusty?- Uh, yeah,

like what they call youwhen

you're in Afghanistan...

Dust off flight medic.

He'll be likea reminder for

us whenyou have to go back.

- I like it.- Dusty.

It's perfect.

( Baby crying )

We tried tinctureof

fennel seed for colic,

but it didn't help.

Yeah, I'm not so

surethis is colic.

Claire, after you feed

Daniel, how do you hold him?

The same as all my babes.

I want to try something.

Come here. Hi, sweetie.

I know. I know. I know.

Shh. Shh. Shh.Shh. Shh. Shh.

Did either of youget

any sleep last night?

( Iaughs )

Not much.

Why don't yougo get some rest?

I'll keep an eye on him.

Danke.

Shh. Shh. I know.

See, this is whatl

love about babies.

The little guys only

cryfor a reason.

Find the reason,

you stop crying.

Wish the rest of the

worldmade that much sense.

He's sleeping?

Shh.

I think I know what's going on.

And if I'm right, everybody around

herewill be sleeping better.

We need to workon your

brother'ssocial skills.

I stand corrected.

The women of our churchkeep

us very well-fed.

I prefer the ones withthe

little chocolate pieces.

Thank you.

So it must be nice

havingyour aunt around here

- after so long?- Yes.

She's sweet.

Oh, it worksvery well, Levi.

I'm gonna be the envyof all the

other medicswhen I go back.

So you're goingback to the war?

Yeah, I think so.

You know, they really

need me over there.

But, hey, I'm happyto have

made a friendwhile I was back.

We are not friends, Grace.

We can't be friends.

( Clears throat )

- Bishop Weaver. Good

morning.-What are you doing here?

We will carefor this child.

You are not needed.

I think that'sfor

Claire to decide.

He's sleeping.

Bishop Weaver.

Rose Fisher? You must go.

Our people will tendto

Claire and this family.

She is Swartzentruber.

You are not.

I am aware of whoand what I am.

I will seeAbraham's wife now.

My mother is sleeping.

This is the first

restshe's had in days.

Levi, Abraham hasbeen

gone ten days now.

You will tell your aunt

and this English womanto leave.

Rose has been a great

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