Studied. Duh.

Had a talk with my buddy Ben Birdsong. K and I will be going to Birmingham for a night to speak with the students there. Get them fired up about coming to Atlanta for the mission trip. Here’s some details.

Continued with my Contact Resolution to call people. Left voice mail with some friends.


Recorded an episode of Verbal Surgery called “Tough Gloves.”

Went to Walmart to do the shopping. Always interesting things to see.

Under the category of “No-one ever went broke underestimating the taste of Americans.”

Nearly $200 today.

I liked the sound of this.

Does it all.

Deposited checks into the bank. Amen. Talked about a financial question I had with the chairman of our board. Glad to get the situation figured out.

Took the Mercury over to T&G to let them diagnose a Check Engine light.

My buddy Ben sent me a follow-up email.

Worked on trying the Portrait Mode of the iPhone. When it’s shot that way, you can post it as 3D on Facebook.



Selfies in that mode. You have to turn the phone around so you can’t see yourself to use the correct lenses.

Looked at my microscope. I couldn’t find the adaptor for the light.

All the memorizing poetry is rubbing off on me.


Played God of War. Gorgeous world.

Admin duties now.

I played some games. I loved the lava effects.

Took some pictures of objects on my desk.

My buddy Anthony said I should read this book.

I just bought and had it downloaded to my iPhone. Living in the future, baby.

This is the milage on the car Jesse just got.

Called T&G to see about bringing the Mercury into take a look at the Check Engine light that has come on. We’ll take it on on Friday.

Sent a letter to my friend Jouvens. I actually included two SASE to he can let me know if he gets released deported.

I studied. I learned.

Spent most of my morning working on getting the title for the car that was just donated to our ministry. It’s a Mercury Grand Marquis. Typical cop car.


The title place as only about ten minutes away.

Got through the line at light speed. Hardly anyone there. What a blessing!
Got the license plate, too.

I saw my friend Joel Harrison at the title place. We had a good talk about missions.

I told a friend of mine about some Banksy documentaries he wasn’t aware of.

I saw this piece of his live in Palestine. It’s big.

Rainy day.

Ashley came over to work on laundry. I was at the Tag office most of the time they were at the house. The girls both slept.
Went to El Torerro.
This picture reminds me of lines from “Do Not Go Gentle Into That Good Night” Dylan Thomas,

“Though wise men at their end know dark is right,
Because their words had forked no lightning,
They do not go gentle into that good night.”

I’m following up on my resolution to contact people. Tonight I talked with Michael Perez in the Philippines and Bob Burns in Scotland. The internet wasn’t great, but it was still workable.

Admin duties now.