Today, an interview that I (and three of the Bible Bee student competitors) participated in, is being aired on Moody Radio, 97.9 WGNR.
Here is the website to stream it live. It will be on again at 4:30. -EJ
http://www.mbn.org/GenMoody/listenlive.asp?station=WGNR (Dial Up)
http://www.mbn.org/GenMoody/listenlive.asp?station=WGNR&rate=32 (High Speed)
Monday, November 2, 2009
Bible Bee Moody Radio Interview
Friday, June 26, 2009
Vacation 2009--The Rest of Oregon
Vacation 2009-Portland
Henry Pittock was the owner of The Oregonian (Portland's daily newspaper) 100 years ago. He built this mansion on the top of one of Portland’s highest hills in the early 1900s. You can see five giant mountains from the grounds…that is, unless it’s cloudy, which, of course, it was. We couldn’t see any of the five. Bummer.
We did see the inside of the mansion, though. This is the master bedroom shower, which can shoot water at you from every direction imaginable.
Portland’s Japanese Gardens were our next stop…
…followed by the International Rose Test Gardens. Portland isn’t called the “City of Roses” for nothing.
Wednesday, June 24, 2009
Blasting from Milwaukee to Minneapolis to Portland. This is our B 757.
Over Oregon on our approach to PDX our pilot pointed out Mt. Rainier in the background poking up above the clouds near Seattle, and Mt. St. Helens in the foreground.
On our first full day near (in) Portland [since we are the Joneses, we have argued several times about whether the Oregon coast is part of Portland (any sensible person would realize that it is not) or just a part of Oregon] we stopped by Tillamook Cheese Factory. Here we have spotted a hard working farmer and her friendly milk cow. This was a great place to see some cheese production.
This pioneer stands atop the Oregon state capitol building (yes, we are still chasing capitols).
As we rounded the side of the building, we saw this fellow. His title is “The Circuit Rider,” and the words carved below the statue state: “Commemorating the labors and achievements of the ministers of the Gospel, who as circuit riders became the friends, counselors and evangels to the pioneers on every American frontier.”
Saturday, June 20, 2009
Friday, August 22, 2008
Visiting Nitchfield
Monday, August 4, 2008
Midsummer Weddings
I was able to help Beth make her veil. We used lace that had been on the sleeves.
I am so thankful to have a serger!
Ezel and I arranged the flowers. It was lots of fun...but also nerve racking! Especially since neither of us had never really done flower arranging like that.
She wore her mom's dress.
The groom.
Notice the flowers ;)
Becca was in charge of sanctuary decorations, so make sure you appreciate them. Awwww.
Done with one wedding and on to the next. Can you guess whose hand this is?
-EJ