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We had a good first full day here in Atlanta. Enjoyed biscuits and grits and hanging out with the grand kids. This afternoon Mason and Carter’s football team was in the high school’s homecoming parade. It was a nice event with a lot of people and tons of candy for the kids. A good “Halloween(…)
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This morning we got up early and prepared for our trip to Atlanta. We will be visiting Stephan, Nathan, Mason, Carter and Mackenzie for the next four days. We brought Caedmon, (Christian and Bridget’s second son) with us to see his cousins. They waited until the last minute and surprised Caedmon about the trip by(…)
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I had a couple of appointments with some hospital executives in Denver today. It was a special opportunity to learn of their background and some of the challenges they face, and how I can provide some support to them when it comes to public policy issues. BIBLE VERSE FOR TODAY… “Now that you are obedient children(…)
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A good start to my day with listening to a challenging devotional and a time of prayer with some of our elected leaders. I had an appointment with my palliative care nurse and then a “Pastor Appreciation” lunch at MacKenzie Place Retirement facility. This afternoon I attended a Natural Gas Symposium at CSU, so it(…)
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After a morning breakfast meeting, I had a fitness center workout and then a massage later in the afternoon. That might have been a good combination. I found it interesting that my left arm and shoulder seem stronger now than my right. That is different from when I was released from the hospital and the(…)
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I attended the late service at Timberline Church today. At the end of the service a family came forward to greet me. Some months ago, they had me pray with them about a pending adoption. The were looking for the opportunity to reconnect and introduce me to Samuel, their newly adopted son. What a joy(…)
