This has been an unusual summer for us. Amy has been helping care for her brother, who has ALS, which has limited the time we’ve had for some of our usual activities. We’ve also had the boys less than we normally do because of their summer activities in Sheboygan. In some ways, that has been a blessing. Amy has been able to focus on helping her brother, and we haven’t fallen into the role of surrogate parents. Instead, we’ve been able to become …
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