Nice tree! You need to know that I read your blog every day, and keep you and Lisa in my prayers. In fact, we have a gathering of some faculty here at Talbot weekly, and we've been praying for you over a year now.
So, how do you like Texas, overall? I've only been there a few times, and my sister lives in the south in a town called Alice. Rolane and I enjoyed a trip there to visit alumni in 2006ish, before Galveston was wiped off the map again by a hurricane.
Austin was a nice visit, and I hope you can get there soon. If and when you do, there is a BBQ joint south of town in the sticks called The Salt Lick. It's a great place - an old ranch with barn-like buildings. But the food is out of this world:-)
I hope your plans for Seattle turn out OK (or are you already there?
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Ben,
ReplyDeleteNice tree! You need to know that I read your blog every day, and keep you and Lisa in my prayers. In fact, we have a gathering of some faculty here at Talbot weekly, and we've been praying for you over a year now.
So, how do you like Texas, overall? I've only been there a few times, and my sister lives in the south in a town called Alice. Rolane and I enjoyed a trip there to visit alumni in 2006ish, before Galveston was wiped off the map again by a hurricane.
Austin was a nice visit, and I hope you can get there soon. If and when you do, there is a BBQ joint south of town in the sticks called The Salt Lick. It's a great place - an old ranch with barn-like buildings. But the food is out of this world:-)
I hope your plans for Seattle turn out OK (or are you already there?
We love you guys so much.
__Uncle Mick__