Only in GA and AL (I hope!) could the state governors be stupid and absurd enough to ask citizens to pray for rain!

ABC news story

Wow, maybe we can pray for world peace, an end to poverty and hunger, and new cars for everyone while we’re at it!

Travel is fatal to prejudice, bigotry, and narrow-mindedness, and many of our people need it sorely on these accounts. Broad, wholesome, charitable views of men and things cannot be acquired by vegetating in one little corner of the earth all one’s lifetime.”
~ Mark Twain

Who is this rockstar seen last night filling up the fuel tank on Erin’s car?

Please visit the following link:

Nike Women’s Marathon — October 2007

for a photo show of Erin’s Marathon on Sunday.

Just another evening in Danville, gettin ready for a Friday night kickball game.

We had an awesome trip to Rocky Mountain National Park and the surrounding areas over the weekend. Our planned trip was for a 3 day backpacking adventure. After reaching the Boulder Field campground Saturday night, in the dark, we started making plans for a more relaxing weekend. Sunday morning started off with intense headaches, freezing temperatures, and no water! We boiled some nasty tasting snow, popped some Advil, broke camp and made it down the mountain in a fraction of the time it took going up.



Sunday evening was spent is Estes Park at the Silver Moon Inn, in a king size bed with bellies full of elk steak and ribs! What a luxury after winter camping! Today we drove Hwy 34 through Rocky Mountain N.P., stopping along the way for whatever. All the pictures from the trip are at Picasa

Pictures from several weekends ago at Picasa. We camped at Henry Cowell State Park near Scott’s Valley, CA, and then drove up to SanFran for a Virgo Birthday Party (6 Virgos!).

Today Erin and I bicycled 12 miles on the trail around Lake Chabot Regional Park. It was the best weather for it! In 3 weeks, we’re flying to Denver for a 3 day backpacking trip in Rocky Mountain National Park. Man, I like being outdoors!