Pulling on his sweater, Peter gave his wife a puzzled look. “I want everything to be just perfect,” Rosemary said, folding the last one and smoothing the tablecloth. Peter chuckled. “We never used cloth napkins at breakfast when the girls lived at home.” “This Easter is the first holiday everyone is able to be with us,” Rosemary reminded him. “We’re going to show all the family in-laws that gracious living is possible away from the city.” Buttoning his jacket, Peter kissed her on the cheek and headed out to do chores. As she bustled around the kitchen, Rosemary thought back ... She and Peter had been blessed with three daughters. The girls had loved farm life, each participating in 4-H and showing livestock. Both had fallen in love while away at college, Dorrie with an aspiring physician, Karla with a software developer and Alyson with an accountant. Naturally, Rosemary and Peter had hoped that at least one child would marry a man who’d be willing to take over the farm eventually.
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