Our son Jesse clued us in on a new plug-in for WordPress that is a different way of displaying audio, video, and pictures. So, to test it out, I’ll share with you some pictures I took a few years ago at the Florida State Fair.
From the category archives:
Photography
Testing a new plug-in
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What a Great Day for Snorkeling!
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This will need to be quick again. It’s already past supper time. We had a good morning at church today. They had asked me to preach, so I finished chapter one of the series I’m working on in Philippians. What a great book! Then we kind of all split up. Travis and Emily Mitten are [...]
Getting Ready …
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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 [...]
If I had it to do all over again …
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Someone once said, “If I had it to do all over again, I’d be too tired.” That is certainly true of the past few weeks here at Radio HRGS. We hosted Ken and Karen Anderson for two and a half weeks. Overlapping them was a team from the states to re-shingle the Silseth’s roof. They [...]
Almost All Work – But Not Quite
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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 [...]
Treasure Hunting, Weddings, and Political Uncertainty
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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 [...]
Peace March in Roatán – many pictures
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We had quite an afternoon yesterday. At least a thousand people showed up here in front of the radio station to start off a peace march sponsored by the municipality and some churches. I really have no way to judge with any accuracy how many there were, because there were too many for me to [...]
There’s No Bed Like Home
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Before I get started, I want to just take a moment to thank those of you who follow our adventure in serving Christ here on the Gazette. We appreciate your prayers. While on vacation, I talked with someone who said he hadn’t had much opportunity to view our pictures since he had to click on [...]
Hi Ho, Hi Ho, it’s off to loaf we go!
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So far, the vacation has gone pretty well. Besides spending time with family, we’ve been relaxing and shopping. Probably more shopping than relaxing, but at least the shopping is mostly done now. Even though Roatán is much better than it used to be as far as finding items we need for household, work, and clothing, [...]
Week After the Big Shakeup
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I have to say, it’s been quite a time these past nine days or so. Since the big 7.3 quake, we’ve had numerous aftershocks – mostly in the 4.0 to 5.0 range. It gets so you start imagining a small quake and then realize it was just your stomach growling or some silly thing. But [...]
Visual Goulash
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I guess I can’t really complain. We’ve had worse weeks, but this past week seems like a bit of a let down after having so many wonderful events in the past few weeks. The new transmitter site is working reliably, but still needs a lot of attention in order to call it finished. But we’ve [...]
Animal Pictures
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I have been wanting for a long time to get some more pictures up here on the blog. Not documentary pictures, but just some samples of God’s beautiful creation that I’ve seen through the lenses of my trusty old Nikon D100. So I finally set aside a few hours this afternoon to resize, crop, and [...]