PIBC Hayride

Here's some pics from Providence Independent Baptist Church annual hayride.

Providence wants YOU:-)

Everyone gathering for the meal.

No night would be complete without playing some football (I am not a fan
of Nebraska sports teams and I have tried to tell my brother of his wicked
ways but still he doesn't listen:-). BTW, go MIZZOU.

Yummy food!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Everyone loading up for hayride No. 1

We all gathered after the meal for a service around the fire:-)

Picture of the Week

Well, this week would not be complete without a picture of me:-)

Don't I look Gorgeous jk:-) I know everyone can tell how humble I am:-)

I thought I'd throw one in of Nick and I goofing off.

Neat Picture

Nick has become our family photographer and he caught yet another neat picture the other day when Alex and I were playing football.

PS: Please pay no attention to the Halloween decor in
back round. BTW, it isn't ours:-)

Welcome to Boston!!!

Here are some pics from our trip to Boston.

Samuel Adams grave

Paul Revere's House



Inside the Old North Church.



This is where the Declaration of Independence was first read.

A World War II Destroyer

The USS Constitution

A pic out the window of our plane on the flight home.

Have you seen this before?

This Picture and Quote reminded me of my mom:-)

I've learned that the Lord didn't do it all in one day; What makes me think I can.

Have you seen this before?

I REALLY liked this sign on the car:-)

This Day 9 Years Ago

Today is the ninth anniversary of the Muslim terrorist attack on the United States. It was the most tragic event in American history. The closest thing in comparison is Pearl Harbor, but this was not on an island miles away but it was in New York City. When I was younger I always had that thought that "America can never be attacked" but on September, 11, 2001, the Muslin terrorists killed thousands in their suicide attack on the Pentagon, Twin towers and if not for the brave men on United Flight 93, the White House as well.

We also need to remember today the many firefighters who gave their lives trying to save others. I was reading an account of many of the stories about different people who saved tons of people and died trying to save more.

Many people are saying these day, "just get over it, it was 9 years ago". But just like Pearl Harbor and other tragedies we have to never forget the heroes who gave their lives and the lessons we learned.

I think today of all days is a good time to think about what you felt like on that day and then how the Muslims are building a victory mosque on the site. We cannot allow the Muslims to get the victory here. And if we allow our politicians to allow this, it will waste the lives of those who not only died on that day, but those who have lost their lives in the recent wars as well.

Here is a Video I made in Tribute to 9/11