Converting Dad's slides to digital pictures was a lot of fun and I sent DVDs to my cousin Gene Klein. Gene went up to his Mom's recently and took these digital photos of Aunt Helen's photo album.
These photos of my Dad (Kenneth) with his pet cow and my Grandpa (Charles Victor) with his mules explains at least partially why Becca loves animals.
I wish I had a bigger picture of the old mules or workhorses.
Thanks for sharing these, Gene!
Purchased and turned over to Christ, experiencing life on the mud less traveled.
Tuesday, February 26, 2008
Wednesday, February 20, 2008
Lunar Eclipse
I took a few pictures of the moon from our front porch and something got in the way... I've been assured that it won't block my view again until 2010.
Sunday, February 10, 2008
Impact Tournament in Nashville
Carmen will be playing at the Impact tournament in Nashville next weekend. It doesn't look like there is much to do in the area other than play volleyball in what I hear is a very congested matrix of courts.
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Saturday, February 09, 2008
College Basketball in Indiana
I've only lived in three states my entire life. All three have a high respect for the game of basketball.
I was born in Indiana where high school basketball was the biggest deal going. High school basketball took a drop down when the IHSAA decided to have 5 champions instead of one.
I moved to North Carolina where college basketball is king. That state has several schools that hold National Championships and the whole state watches college basketball and neighbors align with one of the several choices: UNC, Duke, NC State, Wake Forest, UNCC, etc...
I then moved to Kentucky, which worshiped UK Basketball at the time. Now it seems like the fans are tearing it apart piece by piece.
One of the things that happens in Lexington is that SEC is elevated above every other conference in order to make everyone believe that UK Basketball has a harder time than say a team like Purdue.
As Purdue faces Wisconsin tonight to battle for the top position in a lesser conference like the Big Ten, I thought I would look at the rankings and I noticed that there were 4 teams from Indiana in the Top 25.
It looks like basketball in Indiana has moved from High School to College in the last 20 years.
I wish I knew which teams were in the SEC so I could count them.
I was born in Indiana where high school basketball was the biggest deal going. High school basketball took a drop down when the IHSAA decided to have 5 champions instead of one.
I moved to North Carolina where college basketball is king. That state has several schools that hold National Championships and the whole state watches college basketball and neighbors align with one of the several choices: UNC, Duke, NC State, Wake Forest, UNCC, etc...
I then moved to Kentucky, which worshiped UK Basketball at the time. Now it seems like the fans are tearing it apart piece by piece.
One of the things that happens in Lexington is that SEC is elevated above every other conference in order to make everyone believe that UK Basketball has a harder time than say a team like Purdue.
As Purdue faces Wisconsin tonight to battle for the top position in a lesser conference like the Big Ten, I thought I would look at the rankings and I noticed that there were 4 teams from Indiana in the Top 25.
It looks like basketball in Indiana has moved from High School to College in the last 20 years.
I wish I knew which teams were in the SEC so I could count them.
Rank | Team | Record | State | ||
5 | UCLA | 21-2 | CA | ||
9 | Stanford | 19-3 | CA | ||
19 | Connecticut | 17-5 | CN | ||
6 | Georgetown | 19-2 | DC | ||
16 | Marquette | 16-5 | WI | ||
10 | Butler | 20-2 | IN | ||
14 | Indiana | 19-3 | IN | ||
22 | Notre Dame | 17-4 | IN | ||
24 | Purdue | 18-5 | IN | ||
15 | Drake | 21-1 | IA | ||
4 | Kansas | 22-1 | KS | ||
20 | Kansas State | 16-5 | KS | ||
11 | Michigan State | 19-3 | MI | ||
2 | Duke | 20-1 | NC | ||
3 | North Carolina | 21-2 | NC | ||
13 | Xavier | 19-4 | OH | ||
21 | Pittsburgh | 18-5 | PA | ||
1 | Memphis (72) | 22-0 | TN | ||
7 | Tennessee | 20-2 | TN | ||
23 | Vanderbilt | 19-4 | TN | ||
12 | Texas | 18-4 | TX | ||
18 | Texas A&M | 19-4 | TX | ||
17 | Washington State | 17-5 | WA | ||
8 | Wisconsin | 19-3 | WI |
Sunday, February 03, 2008
Gathering in Columbus
I'm exhausted after a weekend of watching 8th, 9th and 10th graders praise God, learn how to share their faith, share their faith, confirm they dedication to the Kingdom and help each other.
Because of some last minute changes the day before we left for Columbus we added several adults to the trip that had not planned on going. One of these folks was Don Vanzant who is starting a church near Hamburg.
While we gathered in Columbus, I thoroughly enjoyed hearing his testimony, calling and methods for planting a church in an area of Lexington that is exploding.
If you would like to check out his church, please do so: The Gathering I love the name and the people oriented, relationship oriented purpose of a church in equipping the saints.
I would suggest the best way to meet Don would be to seek the truth by attending Bible 101... studying truth is one of the best ways to interact with a stranger because the truth will be a constant in any stage of any relationship.
I hope Tatesbrook will eventually be able to offer some of the same foundational teaching as a part of our outreach to the community around us.
Because of some last minute changes the day before we left for Columbus we added several adults to the trip that had not planned on going. One of these folks was Don Vanzant who is starting a church near Hamburg.
While we gathered in Columbus, I thoroughly enjoyed hearing his testimony, calling and methods for planting a church in an area of Lexington that is exploding.
If you would like to check out his church, please do so: The Gathering I love the name and the people oriented, relationship oriented purpose of a church in equipping the saints.
I would suggest the best way to meet Don would be to seek the truth by attending Bible 101... studying truth is one of the best ways to interact with a stranger because the truth will be a constant in any stage of any relationship.
I hope Tatesbrook will eventually be able to offer some of the same foundational teaching as a part of our outreach to the community around us.
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