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On Saturday evening, we attended a birthday celebration for our friend Annette Brauchler. George and Annette were a part of our church in Lakewood and I married them about seventeen years ago. They have continued to be good friends. They had the party at the Fox Hollow Club house in the room where my reception(…)
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This morning, I conducted two chapel services at Morning Star Assisted Living. After attending the late service at Timberline Church we came home to watch the Broncos in the AFC Conference Championship game. With the struggles the offense had, the defense had the right to feel like they were, “hitting the ball and dragging Charlie.”(…)
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This morning, I attended a community meeting on human trafficking. It was hosted by our State legislators in Fort Collins and featured the key individuals involved in the UCount Campaign of Timberline Church. There were at least 100 people present in a crowded community room at a local library. This event during “Human Trafficking Month”(…)
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Today, I worked on a written timeline of some key events of the last two years. It is interesting to see what happened when in the midst of my recovery. Debbie says, she should have kept a better log of events. (Like you do with a newborn) After a fitness center workout, I had a(…)
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This morning, I joined with some other people for a tour of Liberty Commons High School. This charter school lead by former Congressman Bob Schaffer, has been recognized as one of the highest performing schools in the country. This afternoon I had a workout with my fitness trainer. After my day yesterday and the tour(…)
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My day ended up being a busy one away from home. I left the house in the morning and ran an errand on the way for a chiropractor appointment. I made a visit to the new Fort Collins office of Senator Cory Gardner and traveled to Greeley for a lunch meeting and a radio interview.(…)
