I hate alarm clocks
OK everyone, I think I’ll just stop posting original content and just copy stuff from other bloggers like Byron Gurnee, Jon Earls, and Keith Waggoner.
This morning I preached about my lawn tractor.
Seriously.
Had 10 points too.
Parked the lawn tractor in front of the church too.
Poor goalie
Obviously he wasn’t as talented as Carey Price.
AHL goalie makes 98 saves … and loses! – NHL- nbcsports.msnbc.com
New Ontario Camp web site
It’s not finished yet…consider it a work in progress. 
Update: Thanks Julia for the correction! The link should work now.
Pictures!
OK, so last week we went to my brother Luke’s place and stopped at IHC. Hence, pictures below will represent said theme.
New blog!
Most of you know Matt and Dorcas Hallam.
There has been a new blog set up detailing Teen Power.
Check it out.
More pictures of IHC
This from the official site at that! Man. Life is so much easier when other people do all the work.
Pictures of IHC from my sister
Instead of posting my own pictures for now, I’ll rely on my loving sister, Esther, who took a number of pictures of Jeffrey, Janessa, Laura, Jeremy, and Caleb. You can click on the pictures for a bigger view.
We’re home
Yes folks as the title would suggest, we is home. IHC was great! Unfortunately, I didn’t not have Internet access while at the hotel. They had this little box thingy that was supposed to hook me up with high speed internet…but either it didn’t work, or I was too dense to figure it out. grrr…. 
Anyway, great to be back! We met oodles of fellow bloggers, myholiness cronies, and other miscellaneous acquaintances, family, enemies, etc.
A quote from CS Lewis that I used in tonight’s message…
“…nine times out of ten the most obvious one is some sin against charity; I have
sulked or snapped or sneered or snubbed or stormed. And the excuse that
immediately springs to my mind is that the provocation was so sudden and
unexpected; I was caught off my guard, I had not time to collect myself. Now
that may be an extenuating circumstance as regards those particular acts: they
would obviously be worse if they had been deliberate and premeditated. On the
other hand, surely what a man does when he is taken off his guard is the best
evidence for what sort of a man he is? Surely what pops out before the man has
time to put on a disguise is the truth? If there are rats in a cellar you are
most likely to see them if you go in very suddenly. But the suddenness does not
create the rats: it only prevents them from hiding. In the same way the suddenness of the provocation does not make me an ill-tempered man it only shows me what an ill-tempered man I am. The rats are always there in the cellar, but if you go in shouting and noisily they will have taken cover before you switch on the light.”
