The robins that were nesting on our porch are no more. Leigh found the last of the babies in the grass, still barely alive. She fixed it a box with some warm water in ziplocks. She crushed up earthworms to feed it (yeah she’s awesome). But by the time I got home yesterday the little [...]

Go to Black Mountain, NC for a retreat. I will take el laptop and el camera and they do have la wi-fi so it’s possible I’ll update. If not, don’t cry for me Argentina, I’ll be back Monday.

Experiencing a bit of vaporlock in the brainpan. Working on some things to kick it loose. Returning health and more sleep will no doubt help. *Fingers crossed.*

We just got some results back from the docs. It’s not cancer, but acute and chronic mastitis. They’re treating with antibiotics and will check her in two weeks. Surgery will probably not be necessary. Thanks for your prayers and kind thoughts/wishes.

Someone very close to me is having some health issues. No prognosis yet and I don’t want to give details until everyone in the family knows, but pray and contact me via email if you want info. Could be serious, could be nothing big. Won’t know ’til Thursday at the earliest.

We went ot a local farm where we pick up black market dairy products and naturally I took the camera. Here are the results.

Leigh and I journeyed to nearby Pilot Mountain to partake of the local scenery and to get away from our three lovely children. It was three days well spent.

Aaron and I waxed political on his BlogtalkRadio show. First time I’ve been on in a while. We talked about corruption, Hillary, Obama, bias, all sort of good stuff. I hope to blog about the following this week: The birthday trip we took this week to Pilot Mountain. (My wife’s b-day) Why I am a [...]

Well day one of my assignment in St. Gabe is going well. The gentleman that’s the representative on site has done a tremendous job of having everything centrally located. The site itself, a building that’s been here since ’91 but that’s been sitting largely vacant for two months or more in the Louisiana warmth and [...]

This is Brownie. He was rescued from a six foot hole in the ground by our local fire department. My wife happened to be working at the vet’s office this morning when the rescuers brought him in. As a result we have a new (temporary?) dog. He’s about six pounds and is fully grown. The [...]