WOO HOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO, IT'S THE WEEKEEEEEEND!

Well it is Friday and what is on our minds? Pizzaaaaa!!! It is a beautiful sunny day. It is 80 degrees and the bugs are out. In about an hour the Alonso family will be enjoy succulent slices of pizzas at Picnic Pizza. Then tomorrow Libby has soccer openning day at the YMCA. Unfortunately, I can't say or write YMCA without thinking of the song. Now you have it in your head too. Tomorrow after the opening ceremonies she has her first game. I will bring Sport Illustrated style images for you next week after going through them. Right now the kids are asking, "when are we going out for pizza?" Again and again and again. So for now have a wonderful weekend.

Oh yeah, why do I have a photograph of a drink and ketchup? Because I don't have any photos of pizza.

God bless and enjoy in particular the Lord's Day. :)

Sharing his puzzle skills.

Joseph wanted to share how he can put together his puzzle. So, I then thought of sharing it with you.

Back to Basics.

As some of you know I pastor a very small Spanish speaking congregation. Over the last few months the numbers have grown. We have been evangelizing from door to door on Sunday evenings and the Lord has blessed that. In the last month most of them have moved on to greener pastures, literally, since they are migrant workers. So for the first time in a while we are down to just two families, essentially. Well we have started to get together after church to relearn how to evangelize using the Spanish version of Way of the Master. We will then go out together using the same message to bring more people, not to church necessarily, but to the Lord as He sees fit. We ask for your prayers for us and for Albany as the Lord's good news begins to get spread again.

The training is a good combination of video, Bible study, a skit to prove a point and quotes form the greatest preachers of the last few centuries.

While everyone works, Joseph deeply meditates on the lesson.

The best looking student in the study. Clearly she is my favorite. I may ask her for her number around lesson 3.

These envelopes contain letters of our expectations for the training. We get to open them at the end of the training.

Updates, Updates, Updates

Thanks to Brian's prompting I will again attempt to update my blog. I have been so busy with school, church and the photography business that I have just given up on this blog. I do however enjoy following the Timoldi's, Rosa's, and Jones' blog on my iPad, even though I don't leave comments. I will try to update as more regularly as events happen. I will leave you with this photo of Joseph I took at the MacDonald's outdoor cafe a couple of weeks ago.

Ok two photos.

God bless,

Juan