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Had a good group of guys over this morning for a new study group where we are reading through Christopher Watkins book Biblical Critical Theory.

We went camping last weekend down to the usual place in Elgin. The new travel trailer is an enormous upgrade over a pop-up camper. Sadly, we put so much time and effort into the pop-up camper and now have no … Continue reading →

Yesterday was Valentine’s and probably one of the best we’ve had now in decades. Yun put together a Swiss style meal (raclette) which was phenomenal. We had cuts of really good beef, vegetables, and a wide array of fancy cheeses.

Very exciting times. This is a nice upgrade from popup camping. Pulls real good with the truck.

We had roughly 30 to 40 people over last night for the Midtown Christmas party. We’ve never hosted before, and it was a lot of fun. It was quite a lot of work in preparation. Mostly because our backyard was … Continue reading →

The day after I return from ireland, Noah traveled down from Seattle to spend a few days with us. I haven’t seen him since Abraham’s wedding when he visited with us down in Mexico for a week. It was great … Continue reading →

Immediately following a nice Thanksgiving meal at Matt and Dana’s house, I left for some solo camping with Berlin for a few days down in elgin. It was a refreshing break which is what I was hoping for. I slept … Continue reading →

I went skeet shooting with Colin and Waleed last Sunday. It was a lot of fun but after about 60 shells my shoulder was black and blue. This would be a fun hobby going forward once I have some spare … Continue reading →

We returned home from Ireland last Thursday and I’m still transitioning to our time zone. It didn’t help that we had a time change that doesn’t apply to Arizona. Noah arrived Friday afternoon to stay with us until Tuesday of … Continue reading →

Charles, Matt, and I traveled to Dublin for a guys’ week. The journey was a long one as we had a re-route and had to go through LA first before heading on to JFK and then on to Dublin. The … Continue reading →