Monday—Mark, Wes, Dunk, Ben and Nelson cut down 4 trees at Nelson’s place. It was good having all the help, as they make short work of cutting the trees back up. (That’s why it takes so long—you cut them down then you have to cut them back up.) I was thinking I’d have to climb and cut them down in pieces, but managed to do ok with dropping them whole. Which saved lots of time as well as work.
After church and the Agape dinner, I went to Fred’s to cut down 2 dead (dying) trees in the DMZ between his house and the neighbor. I don’t have much experience cutting down rotting trees, and was an experience for sure. In the end, all worked out (by God’s grace) and nothing destroyed. After went to the farm then to Dunks for breakfast, with Wes, Penny and fam.
Today was the first day of the NSBC Missions Conference, and I had the privilege to speak tonight. It was a good time when all was said and done!
Finished packing to head to CT. It was a new experience for me, as I’m trying to pack all (or at least some) of my tree-trimming gear on the airline. As well as stuff for a GoodSeed display and everything else. 2 bags at 49 pounds was all I was willing to pay for, and in the end it worked out just fine.
The “or so I thought” came from when I arrived in Minneapolis to change planes. The plane I changed too was being repaired, and to the point where it was canceled. No worries- spend the night and head out tomorrow. Gave me some more time to work on the presentation for Sat night.
Today I drove to Mt. Vernon to spend the night with the Ketchams, on the way to Victoria.
Recently I was able to finish putting The Lamb on the Amazon Kindle. This can be read (with the free reader from Amazon) on your computer, iPhone, iPad, iPod, Blackberry, and the list continues. I will say, however, that with their demo below, the formatting doesn't display correctly. And that has been a big frustration in working with the Kindle. But, here's a demo:
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