Everyday is an Adventure: March 2008

Easter Sermon

Mom wanted to hear my sermon and this is the best way I knew how to load it up. I added some pictures from my powerpoint because I can't load audio here, but I can load video. My cordless went out so you can't hear me for a bit, but it is right when I began to read Psalm 88. So get a bible and you can fill in the blanks.

Zoo Etc.

March 9-15th I was in Memphis for a short-course in Advanced Theological Research. Lots of fun, let me tell ya. Sarah came down on Wednesday and then on Saturday we managed to get out to the Memphis Zoo. We had to come back because the last time we went, the polar bears were not out. As you will see, the polar bears make the whole trip worth it. The other pictures are from random events surrounding the short course.

We were testing Jude for allergies

Tennessee Moonshine

Say (Cottage) Cheese!!!

Snuggling on the couch in the morning

Precious

Da Bears

Sarah is making the seal bark by opening her hand like that

The view out our living room window on snow day

Yep, We are officially walking

Bathtime fun

Macro lens

Campfire on a Sunday night after church

Before the haircut

The Barber of da ville

Look Ma, no plexiglass

Where can I get one of these

Nightime in our yard

Our new preacher having a chat with the kids on Sunday night (he won't officially start until May-ish)

Campfire again

Snow Day!!!

Friday, March 7th we got about 5 inches of snow. I was looking forward to Jude's first snow day on Saturday so much that I had nightmares about it going all wrong. Even though the forecast said it was going to be mostly cloudy with a high of 33, I dreamed that it all melted away before I could get a sled and get the family together on a slope. When I woke up and it was sunny (in spite of the forecast) I feared that my nightmare would become a reality so I quickly got up and drove to Union City to buy a sled. I wasn't even sure the store would be open, but I braved the ice covered roads. When I pulled into the parking lot, the OPEN sign came on. I got the sled and got home without any problem and we commenced with our snow day. The pictures can tell the rest of the story.