Radio Broadcasting from The Bay Islands of Honduras.
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If you are wondering why the blog has been so quiet lately, there is a simple answer. I’ve just been way too busy! With the usual work here, the unusual mini-emergencies, that are only unusual in type and not in frequency, working ahead on studio work for our upcoming furlough, and the actual planning for [...]
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Thanksgiving is over now except for the turkey sandwiches and the rigors of losing all the weight I gained in one meal. When there are so many delicacies, even a sample of each is too much. And I took more than a sample of the turkey and stuffing! Remember that old Bugs Bunny cartoon where [...]
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The audio update is early this week. Our new family, the Mittens, have a lead on a vehicle that sounds like just what they need for their ministry here. But it’s located in Tegucigalpa. So, Travis and I are planning to fly there in the morning (Monday) to meet our friend Mario Guevara, who helped [...]
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Do you remember the scene in the Star Wars movie where young Anakin Skywalker first fired up his pod racer? He loudly announced the obvious to all who could hear over the engine noise, “It’s workinnnnggg!!!” Jim Avella and I had a moment a little like that this week. Several months ago, the radio station [...]
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Well, I guess we just plain missed a week on the audio update. It was quite a hectic week last week. As I type this we are waiting to hear from Travis & Emily Mitten. We believe they landed a few minutes ago in San Pedro Sula on the mainland. Their flight from the U.S. [...]
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This will need to be a quick update. We are busy preparing for big stuff coming up this week. We’re getting ready for the arrival of Travis and Emily Mitten with their four daughters. They plan to be here at HRGS for several years at least and we are eager for their arrival. They are [...]
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Jerry and I have been extremely busy this week just trying to keep up with all that needs to be done at the radio station. There’s a lot more work per person when there are only the two of us here!
We’ve been able to stay ahead of the voice tracking schedule and we’re looking forward [...]
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We’ve had some big, big days here at HRGS. Friday afternoon, Ken Anderson and I dropped the old FM transmitter tower. It was the end of an era and we’re looking forward to what we hope will be lots of years of service from the new system. Then, on Saturday, a team of three man [...]
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Recently, Ken Anderson and I made a trip over to Utila that was nearly all work, but those were also the most fun evenings I’ve ever had over there. When we left Monday morning on the ferry, Kevin Spencer and friends, along with their host Edwin Martinez, were also on the Galaxy. We were in [...]
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What a week! It seems like it wanted to revolve around batteries. As you know, we have been eagerly awaiting the arrival of Ken and Karen Anderson. They got here right on time Tuesday with their luggage – always a nice surprise these days. But I was a little late getting there to pick them [...]
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As you know, if you know anything about me, I like to make stuff. It’s even more fun when it’s my own invention. And you know I’ve been making a lot of stuff here lately and so has Frederick. But what I don’t like is the tedium of tidying up after a job. That, combined [...]
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My last entry was a little gloomy. So, lest you get the impression that it’s always up hill and into the wind for us, let me assure you that that is only true about 90% of the time. Here’s a little story to balance the last one.
Yesterday I was up on Dixon Hill working on [...]