thoughts from the weekend:
- Enjoyed my time in Fort Wayne last night at Imago Dei. Great to be with everyone on the trip & got to play with my drummer, Jayrod, which is always a great time.
- The Rutherford’s, who were our pilots last night, are amazing. And THIS was the size of the hail when we landed last night. Golf ball sized.
- Wrote a cool birthday-ish song 2 weeks ago for my sister Steph ON her birthday. I wanted to post it for her (and you) Friday but our kids have been fighting the flu and that took precedence. Hoping to have it out by Wednesday.
- Over Christmas Felic & I saw some great Omaha photography at a local Stabucks. Went to the photographer’s site this past week & fell in love with his work.
- Curious to see how this new church presentation software – Proclaim – works. I could see multiple ways to use this software besides a service setting.
- Got my newest Toms (Christmas gift) this past week! I need it to warm up because wearing them with socks doesn’t feel right.
- Received some demo songs from worship leader friends Ruth & Jason this weekend. Excited to sit down and listen to/work on the songs this week. I am a fan of collaboration and can’t wait to see how they turn out.
- If you are a creative, you should seriously look into Behance’s ACTION METHOD software (FREE). It is helping me conquer my less-administrative side and getting my to-do’s checked off daily.
- Our band, findingBethel, will be playing at Silver Dollar City for Young Christians weekend in April. Looking forward to seeing old friends and meeting new ones as well.
- This photo rocks me everytime I see it. Powerful image & grateful for those who protect & serve our country!
- My friend (and brother-in-law) Ryan Long has two short films that were accepted into the Omaha Film Festival and will be showing this weekend! They are called “Sidewalk Chalk” & “Potluck”. Both amazing & well produced. Congratulations and good luck Ry!!
- Be on the lookout for a music giveaway later in March. More details as we get closer to the date!
Really enjoy your musings, but not as much as I enjoy you!
thanks Dad – I enjoy you too!