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For someone who has spent most of his life with a calendar full of activities and very few nights at home, I can’t believe how I have adjusted to and enjoy a day without appointments and pressing activities. I guess that is what happens after spending several months in a hospital. So, this morning I(…)
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We returned to a touch of winter today. Cold with some snow flurries. After a morning conference call, I headed off to my Chiropractor appointment. Then before my afternoon fitness workout, Mike Patrick (Patrick Plumbing and Heating) came to give me an estimate on some work in our basement. I was delighted to find out(…)
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Today has gone by quickly. But it has been one of focused work on my tax return for the year. I hope to finish up by tomorrow. BIBLE VERSE FOR TODAY… “Naomi’s husband Elimelech died, and she was left with her two sons.…After they lived in Moab about 10 years, both Mahlon and Chilion also died,(…)
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Most of my day was in Denver at the State Capitol. I traveled with former Rep. Jim Welker. Several thousand people gathered for a rally with Franklin Graham. The wind made it a harsh day as far as weather, but people were focused and excited to be on the capitol grounds to pray for our(…)
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This morning before attending a funeral service for the father of my friend Ron Kee, I attended the Larimer County Republican breakfast. It has been several weeks since I have been there. It was good to connect with Jefferson County resident Jerry Nativiadad, who is one of the newest candidates for the U.S. Senate. This(…)
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After “manning” the men’s table and attending church last night, today was an assisted living service day. This morning I joined Pastor Steve Harris for a chapel service at Mackenzie Place. This afternoon, I was part of a service at Collinwood Assisted Living. Those services and the preparation took up most of my day. It(…)
