Monthly Archives: July 2007

Jeff & the boys (and Greg) were watching old videos on YouTube today. He ran across this and we watched it tonight. It isn’t long, only about 7 minutes (with a small intro), but the message is amazing! Tell me … Continue reading →

Well, we’ve been busy. God is good. Jef is putting in a network for a new client. They have asked for a contract, so that is good!!! 🙂 We’ve praising the Lord a lot for that! Our schedule is all … Continue reading →

Nicholas was waiting for the ball. Tonight they learned how to be “sweepers” – you protect the goalie & try to get the ball away from the other team coming at you. Jonathan playing soccer – he’s the one in … Continue reading →

Jonathan was trying to escape! :o) Brittany, Daniel & Adam (Brittany & Adam are sibllings.) It was rainy Wednesday night (imagine that!) and Brianna let Nicholas borrow her sweater. 🙂 Nicholas (he’s in blue) playing soccer. Okay – so the … Continue reading →

We’ve been having a VBS soccer camp at the city park right near the church. It has been a fun week. We seem to be reaching people we wouldn’t normally, and hopefully they are seeing the love of Jesus in … Continue reading →

Well, we did it. We’ve taken the plunge & we’re going camping. Michelle (my pastor’s wife) talked me into it. 😉 (actually, I have wanted to go camping for a while – we finally have the stuff (thanks, Debbie, for … Continue reading →

Yesterday I was showing a friend the pictures Jef took when he “stole” my camera and went for a walk. I had not seen this one, but absolutely loved it! He not only got cute houses (one of my favorite … Continue reading →

Sunset Magazine has been one of my favorites since 1994 when I “discovered” them. Sunset has been around a long time, but their ideas are always fresh. What I enjoy most is the personalized feel to the magazine – Sunset … Continue reading →

Red Skelton style ~ January 14, 1969 – During his weekly television show, comedian Red Skelton recalled a lecture by his teacher concerning an air of boredom and indifference by the students while saying the pledge. Here is a portion … Continue reading →