I’ve been enjoying beautiful Tybee Island over the last few days.

It’s been great to get some rest and enjoy one of my favorite cities in America: Savannah! Birthplace of my children! First capital of Georgia!

It was fun to think about George Washington or Ben Franklin walking around the squares in the Historic District.

Enjoyed the Greek Festival while I was there.


And the Art Festival on Tybee.

And just the awesome beach!

We did a 12 mile bike ride along the Savannah River. Beauty!

Love the moss!

It’s actually in the same family with pineapples!

It was in the 70s, perfect weather and the place was nearly deserted.

I also shot pictures at Laurel Grove cemetary. It has MANY graves from the dead Confederate soldiers from Gettysburg.

Seeing that I just recently saw the hand written edition of the Gettysburg Address just recently, and the letter from Sherman to Lincoln preserving Savannah, it was really special.

Great time! Good to rest.

On our way home, I got a call from the manager of Huntington Creek. She said that the North’s apartment had been busted into. That’s a sad piece of business. Ian lost a lot of DVDs and also his Mac laptop.

Pray for them!

Jesse also sounds a little congested. I’m glad we’re here to take care of him.

I’m looking forward to going to Texas on Thursday. I always enjoy hanging out with my parents. I’m going up to Baylor for Homecoming on Friday and watch the football game on Saturday.

I’m giving a short report at the Worship Place on Sunday. Looking forward to seeing them. Big supporters!

Great to be back home.

I liked doing swishy patterns with the lights on the palm trees.

Can you see the foot print above the sand, too?

I loved the iron work at the cemeteries.




And the marble sculpture.

This reminded me of living in Savannah. Always lots of these tree trucks. Saw this one on our way home.