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My MotionBased Digest
2008 Goal: 300 Miles
I just love this quote.
Tracy gets back from dropping Ashley off from school this morning, runs up stairs and tells me there is a snake in our garage caught on our sticky trap. I was like no way.
She was right. As soon as I got there, the snake was still alive, but just stuck to the trap. This picture is after the shovel did it's job.
Sorry for the blur. I suck with the backup camera.
This morning at 4:30 AM my bed starts to shake. Immediately, I thought it was an earthquake, but I was like NO way. I am in Dayton, Ohio. I must have been dreaming.
I guess I wasn't...
Live feed is going well, so i decided to take a couple of photos from my suite.
Last year it was Google TISP this year it's Gmail Custom Time.
Learn more about Gmail Custom Time.
Too funny. Happy April Fools Day!
About a month ago I started playing my trumpet again, after a four year hiatus. Daily I try to get 15 - 30 minutes of practice as I start the road of recovery.
The last thirty days is really the first time that I have ever played my trumpet around Max, he still isn't quite sure what this noise maker is. I know it has to bother his ears, but it is hilarious on how he reacts.
Many of you know that I fly quite a bit, especially during the summer. Well as of this month, things have changed in my air travel.
The Drum Corps International offices moved from Chicago to Indianapolis and for the past five years I have been a Premier United member for the past four years with about 75% of my travel to Chicago.
Now after the move, if I was to remain on United I would have to connect through Chicago then fly to Indy. My thought in traveling, is the more layovers the more delays, so staying on United just wasn't the best move for me.
Tonight, more than 40 guys from our church are embarking on a mission trip to Juarez, Mexico to build four houses for four needy families.
We will be meeting each of the families early tomorrow morning and then over the next 48 hours constructing them a new home, made of of cement and cinder block. Just give me the chills thinking about it what an incredible service and experience this is going to be. On Sunday we will all worship together in their local church. Then we will all head back to IAH Sunday night.
I will post an entry and a photo gallery of my experience. The camera is already packed away!
