In Our Yard
We live next to a protected wetlands, so we enjoy seeing many different animals and birds in our yard. Continue reading In Our Yard
We live next to a protected wetlands, so we enjoy seeing many different animals and birds in our yard. Continue reading In Our Yard
We had a great trip up to Washington, D. C. over Jenn’s Spring Break. We had planned ahead for weeks so Jenn and I could attend Bonnie’s Bridal Shower. Bonnie’s shower was a fun “tea party.” Continue reading Bonnie’s Shower and Our Spring Break Trip
Yesterday, Jenn had the honor of being interviewed on Stetson’s internet radio. This was the inaugural program of “Stetson Home Companion” hosted by one of Stetson’s research librarians, who does sound a bit like Garrison Keillor to me. I was able to make a five-minute clip of the interview that you can download here. In addition to the interview, Jenn reads one of her original poems. NOTE: Poetry at an Uncouth Hour, mentioned in the interview, is a special tradition for students to express their creativity every Thursday night on campus. You can also read more about the Lawson Endowment … Continue reading Jenn on Stetson Radio
Thank you for praying for Jenn’s first mission trip. She and seventeen other Stetson students spent a week in New Orleans helping Habitat for Humanity. I won’t write much because Jenn wrote a beautiful thank you letter to the families that helped fund her trip. Instead of putting her text here, I thought you would enjoy reading the original letter. I couldn’t do it justice so just click here to see the letter. (Use the slider under the left bottom corner of the letter to zoom in if you need to.) The above video is very brief; Jenn has always … Continue reading Jenn’s Mission Trip to New Orleans
Let’s also find out some of the highlights of the trip from a letter Bonnie mailed out:
Our team of eleven set out on Dec 3rd, 2010. There was so much that God had yet to show us, including strength and perseverance in prayer, joy in the midst of chaos, and trust and full reliance on Him for provision, which my team and I experienced all throughout this trip to Brazil! I want to share with you some of my actual journal entries while in country so you can see how God truly shaped this trip! Continue reading “Bonnie in Brazil – December 2010”
Central Florida’s week of free arts and culture, Arts Fest, began yesterday. We enjoyed going to several events last year.
This year we went online for limited free tickets, as soon as they were available, to attend a concert in the large auditorium at Dr. Joel Hunter’s Northland Church.
The German State Philharmonic was led by conductor Philippe Entremont. For one number, two grand pianos were center stage, surrounded by the orchestra. German pianist Sebastian Knauer performed a duet with Mr Entremont simultaneously conducting and playing the piano.
Our evening out together included dinner at Panera’s, so we made two college students very happy last night even if it meant Mike didn’t get home until after midnight!
Check out the Arts Fest 2011 schedule if you’re in Orlando this week for some fun things to see and do. Continue reading Arts Fest 2011