After working together for three weeks, it is a little sad to split up and each couple head out in different directions. Some are sightseeing, some golfing, some getting their rig fixed after a blown tire and some are just relaxing. For me it is time to sort my tools so I can find the right tool at the next project at Buda, TX. We plan to be on the road next Wednesday since we are group leaders next month. Carole's knee is better but still needs time to hear--MRI showed no tears. PT will help so will try to find a place near Buda--Dr here will send referral to Buda when we find a place.
If you can't think of anything else to do, you could watch the buzzards soaring above the cell tower where they roost at night--100's of them. It is best to park on the south end of the RV park--the north wind can be rather strong.
We have had a great time at this project--weather has been great. Some highs in the 80's and some lows in the 40's. The wind does know how to BLOW. We had sand dunes on the building slab after a night of wind. The wind did try to blow a wall over but Big Don was able to hold it up until we could get some new stakes pounded in and more bracing.
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John visiting with SOWER Group Leader
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Jason greeting the SOWERS at church on Sunday His father is the pastor of the church. |
It is encouraging to hear Jason and John share the vision for Camp Loma de Vida. The new site is progressing but still lots of work to be done. Some things to pray about. John has his house for sale, the old campus is for sale, permits for the development of the new campus, willing workers and all the hundreds of campers who meet Jesus at Camp Loma de Vida each year.
nlsower
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Fun to see all your friends last month. Sounds like you were able to get some things done. Still a very mild winter in MN (8th warmest on record I believe). Not to good for ice fishing or snow sports.
K
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