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Reflections · Travels · Arthur · Nov 7, 2013

Where No Man Has Gone Before

I’ve always had a bent toward science fiction as a kid. . .and even as an adult. When Star Trek came on the air in 1966, my wife told me about it and I was interested to…

Family History · Reflections · Travels · Bonnie · Nov 6, 2013

Modern Art and the Death of a Culture

That’s the name of a 1970 book by H. R. Rookmaaker. I’ve never read the book, and although I’d like to read it someday, in a way the title says it all. One doesn’t need…

Travels · Arthur · Nov 4, 2013

Remember the Alamo

When someone mentions “The Alamo,” perhaps one of the first things that comes to mind is the ballad of “Davy Crocket” and the Walt Disney portrayal of Fess Parker as the…

Travels · Arthur · Nov 1, 2013

Bat Flight

This video wasn't taken by us, but was on YouTube. Cameras were not allowed at the Bat Flight show. This was a fascinating display of the thousands of bats emerging from…

Travels · Arthur · Oct 30, 2013

White Sands

A visit to White Sands, NM presents us with an amazing landscape The sound on the second part of the video is not very good because of the winds blowing as they did. But…

Family History · Travels · Bonnie · Oct 30, 2013

Desert Wanderings

Unlike the Israelites, we only spent two and a half weeks in the desert. Even so, the terrain often reminded us of our trip to the Holy Land, with lots of wilderness!…

Travels · Arthur · Oct 25, 2013

Prayer Garden

In Western Phoenix, Phillip Williams pastors a small Baptist church called, “Church of the Valley.” We were looking for a place to park our van and spend the night so we…

Travels · Bonnie · Oct 24, 2013

Phoenix, the “Wright” Country

Since Phoenix (actually suburban Scottsdale) was the winter residence of Frank Lloyd Wright and his school of architecture, Taliesin West, (they spent summers at their…

Family History · Reflections · Bonnie · Oct 22, 2013

Thinking About an Old Song

When my Aunt Ruth was dying, the Lord brought cousin Judy (Ruth’s only living child) one of the “old” songs each day to comfort and encourage her, songs like “It is Well…

Reflections · Travels · Arthur · Oct 22, 2013

Sand is our Friend

We love sand! It’s fun to play with and to walk on too. We like going to the beach where we can make sand castles and write in the sand, only to see it washed clean when…

Travels · Arthur · Oct 22, 2013

Joshua Tree

Joshua Tree National Park, located in Southern California near Palm Springs, is a park named after a tree that has a very “Dr. Seuss” kind of appearance. These trees are…

Family History · Arthur · Oct 16, 2013

God’s Servants

Jeremiah and Angel are ministering for the Lord in an area that many people would prefer not to be. Living in Los Angeles, CA, their hearts beat for the many who are…

Reflections · Stories · Arthur · Oct 15, 2013

Are you kids OK?

She was a middle-aged woman, approaching us while we were cleaning up after our breakfast in a local park in Morro Bay, CA. Her greeting, however, caught us by surprise…

Family History · Travels · Bonnie · Oct 14, 2013

Do You Know the Way to San Jose?

That song has been going around in my mind for some time, even now, nearly a week after we left. Undoubtedly our time in San Jose was a big highlight of our…

Travels · Arthur · Oct 13, 2013

Ride Lombard Street

Lombard Street in San Francisco is famous the world around While we didn’t drive down this part, we did watch people come down the very steep and very winding road.

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