On this leg of the trip, we visited the Crazy Horse Memorial which was an awesome thing to behold. It is huge and unfinished and a continuing reminder of the terrible way the native American peoples were treated during the formation of our country.
Leaving in the sunshine… Hill City, SD… Crazy Horse Memorial
Over the weekend, my daughter and I completed the introductory episode of the Nicholas Narrative. It is posted below and is a “get to know you” kind of audio podcast. It wound up being around 40 minutes… my, MY… that surprised me! Following episodes will be more refined and have a script or format to…
The image used as the header for this posting is a picture of what – I believe – will be one one of the beautiful attributes of heaven. The image shows a black woman, a white woman, and an Asian (Korean) woman showing unconditional love and concern for each other. My friend, Angela, was being…
On this leg of the trip, we visited the Badlands which is really… wide open spaces and mostly destitute (other than the prairie dogs that occupy portions of it). Wide open spaces… into the Badlands
This post will focus on our visit to the Amish country that is near Lancaster, PA. I’ll also post a gallery of photos below. We actually visited the Amish two different days. One was later in the evening where we visited the school house replica in the images below and watched a very interesting multimedia…
Yesterday was a very busy day, and this post is about a “day in the life” of a CEF local director (me). Granted, not every day is this busy, but you would be surprised at how many are. I am NOT writing this to try and build up my image or status in your mind,…
Some may not know that many years ago, Dawn and I were members of the Church at Sugar Creek. This was not long after we got married and just before I took the choir director position at Chapel Hill Baptist Church. Yep, you (some of you) just discovered another new thing about me 🙂 Well,…