Monthly Archives: August 2009

As we drove around the 11 mile loop at Cades Cove today we spotted a group of wild turkeys, 8 deer, 2 squirrels (ha-ha) and one authentic set of tracks in some mud near the visitor center. I have been … Continue reading →

I took this video yesterday from the side of the road in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. I would not recommend getting this close but I figured from the looks of the older and larger folks standing around, I … Continue reading →

Dayton is just full of verbal wonders these days. Tonight while he was settling into his bed he looked around and said, “Has anyone seen my Doggy-Doo?” (his decrepit stuffed dog that he likes to hug and sometimes uses as … Continue reading →

The New River Gorge Bridge (West Virginia) The boys seem to take turns being “bored” about whatever it is we’re doing that they don’t like. As typical brothers they often take the opposite side and mood of whatever the other … Continue reading →

We haven’t been doing too well with remembering to snap some photos along the way on this trip. We’ve missed photo ops with most of our hosts and family and friends, but we have a few pics to at least … Continue reading →

If you’ve been in any of our church visits this summer where we’ve given an update, you probably heard a little about how God has saved Jason and Kristin and is changing their lives. Their little boy, Justin, turned 3 … Continue reading →

…tonight in our motel room: “OK boys..it’s almost 10 o’clock and we’ve got to get up early for church tomorrow…let’s get to bed. Remember, Cameron’s doing the children’s church and Dayton will be with you this time. Dayton, no stand-up … Continue reading →

…to the place, I belong…West Virginia…. We arrived yesterday afternoon in one of the more unique states on the planet but we still like it anyway! Parkersburg is the location of our commissioning church, Bethel Baptist Church, and we enjoyed … Continue reading →