Keys to Community: Discipleship, Fellowship, Prayer, Service, and PIT!!
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For those of you that have never experienced Pit, below is just a little taste of what you are missing. Annie and I introduced this to our small group on Wednesday night.
I took Annie skydiving on Saturday for her birthday. Rather then trying to explain the experience, you can watch it here: Saturday we kicked it old school with a small group slumber party. A little Balderdash, a few Saved By The Bell episodes, lots of candy and cake, and a few rip roarin games of Pit. It was like we were in junior high again, except with a few less zits. I will post some pics from that another day.
After a 3 hour delay in Cinci, I am back home in Alabama (otherwise known as Africa). The Milwaukie experience was a good one, although we weren't able to completely solve the problem we were sent up there to investigate. I was, however, able to go through 2 large Duncan Donuts coffee's! We don't have those down here, so I had to take it when I could get it. I also got myself a Usingers Polish Sausage while in town. You have to get something that an area is famous for and Milwaukee is famous for sausage (and beer). After our first day of tedious testing and troubleshooting, Russ and I were ready to kick back and have a little fun. We hopped in the Camry and headed down to the river walk. I think we were both shocked with how safe and clean downtown Milwaukie was. There were a lot of young people out and about going to and from their downtown condos. We had a significant number of restaurants to choose from in the downtoan area. When doing some research online, I found an in...
After much hype and anticipation, Apple's experiment into the celluar market has landed. I am sure everyone has heard something about the iphone by now. To this point, I have been sceptical. I do think the ipod is a revolutionary product and worthy of market leadership, but a cellphone from apple that cost $599? Is it worth paying that for a phone that only works on AT&T's network (rated around 128-30kbps)? Well, the verdict is in. One of the guys I work with brought his in yesterday and I have to say it is quite impressive. The touchscreen interface is unlike anything I have ever seen. It is about as thick as 2 nano's stacked on top of each other and it weighs only 4 ounces. Crazy. When someone leaves you a voicemail, the phone automatically downloads the messages on your phone. You can play them in the order you wish to listen to them (instead of listening to the latest message first). When typing a message or an e-mail, the screen turns into a keyboard. If you flip t...
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