Monthly Archives: May 2012

Getting a vehicle repaired can be a traumatic experience anywhere at anytime.  No less here in Mexico if you are forced to try a mechanic/shop that you don’t know. Praise God that our teammates who live up near the camp … Continue reading →

A friend shared this with me on Facebook earlier this week.  Worth sharing again… “Spiritual pride tends to speak of other persons’ sins with bitterness or with laughter and levity and an air of contempt.  But pure Christian humility rather … Continue reading →

You can’t have a library with thousands of children’s books and not at least recognize the passing of a children’s literature great.  While probably not a fair analysis, Maurice Sendak was famous for one book.  A book that has inspired … Continue reading →

Some photos of scenes that caught my eye recently.  We never know what we’ll see while we’re driving around town or further out.  It’s always wise to have a camera handy to take a candid shot, if possible. Yes, the … Continue reading →

Last Tuesday, we hosted a medieval-themed educational day for our homeschooling families in the area.  Beth, Jenny, and Michelle taught the children about medieval life, including food and utensils, castles, dress, and of course, weapons! As for the adults, we … Continue reading →

(this arrived in my Inbox this morning and it’s worth passing along) Dr. Kenneth Boa is my Dad’s good friend and favorite theologian. Dr. Boa is a graduate of Case Institute of Technology, holds a Master of Divinity from Dallas … Continue reading →