Places I've been...

..in the last 2 weeks.
So, back "home" to Missouri. I only put quotes because I don't seem to spend enough time at one length for it to feel like home, yet. That should change shortly. It looks like I may start working soon (interview for temp. position on Monday), Lord willing. Plus, there are no travel plans for the next few months. There is a Katrina-help team being assembled by a friend, that I may join if I can, depending on the potential job.
Well, places I've been in the last 2 weeks include San Antonio for the graduation ceremonies of Holly's brother Sean from BMT with the Air Force (he graduated with honors, and was the flag-bearer for his flight-he's on the right), Albuquerque (sadly, no good pics), and
the wedding of one of my favorite people in the world: Stephanie (Heisler) Rudderow. She is flanked here by her sisters, Amy on left and Robin on right.

Collingswood Youth Group--you seem healthy, stay strong! I love you.
Thursday (Tuesday)Small Group--keep going, hold each other together
Oak Hill Chapel--get ready for some meat

Happy New Year

It seems that Blogging is not happenning as much as it used to. I have had all my routines ripped apart in the last month. This is not necessarily a bad thing. I am healthy, blessed, spiritually strong, emotionally stable, and learning a new culture. I call it "Middle-America". Okay, so that's not so original...but it is a very different way from what I am accustomed. Mid-Am only refers to the fact that I am in the middle of the US. Things happen farther apart here...the nearest Wawa is about 14 hours away, I haven't watched SportsCenter since November, there is no Starbucks coffee in a 30 mile radius (Dunkin Donuts is 40 miles!). The people are good, and bigger. A lot more pickup trucks on the roads around here-by percentage, that is. Traffic is nothing compared to NJ...and I am okay with that!
All in all, I am well, just adjusting to some different patterns. Oh...and this is the family I am marrying into....pray for me.

How YOU Doin'??