The title for this blog entry is also the name of a very popular song here on Radio HRGS. It’s sung by a southern gospel group that, in my humble opinion, can’t carry a tune in a bucket. Don’t get me wrong – I like southern gospel, but these folks are not even close to [...]
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Scenery
So Much to Thank Him For
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Haulin’ Mud
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I did some mud hauling this week – not in the truck – under it. I’ve been working for a while on a method of preventing dead air on the radio if something happens to our network or to our audio equipment. I’ve mentioned it before and said back on New Year’s Day that I [...]
Random thoughts on the past week
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Well, it looks like rainy season is here. After Ida passed by, it just kept on raining. So the island is green again, colors are muted and saturated at the same time, and the mosquitoes are as thick as … well, mosquitoes.
As I write this, Peter and Sandi’s Nissan Trooper is up on jack stands, [...]
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 [...]
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, [...]
Double-dose of Media
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Things are piling up here. I finally got around to converting the latest HRGS Update to MP3 and putting it up here. You’ll find it over there in the right sidebar.
And, as you can see below (after you click the “read more” link”) I have a new picture gallery. When our friends came down here [...]
Scenery of Roatán – Part 2
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Beach Scenery
Roatán has some of the most beautiful beaches I’ve ever seen. But to be honest, I’m not a huge fan of lounging around a beach all day. I like to go for a little while because it’s beautiful. Or, better yet, I like to go snorkeling. But I get kind of antsy just sitting [...]
Scenery of Roatán – Part 1
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I finally found the time to round up some pictures of some of the local scenery. These pictures were taken over a number of years and represent a small portion of the beauty of the island.
These are some of the views near our home and nearby Coxen Hole. As time permits, I’ll share more shots [...]
Window on Honduras
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While on an evangelism trip in Comayagua, Honduras, another team member and I had lunch in this little shack. Our hosts were gracious and the view was nice, too.
Possibly our funnest week yet
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I’m a little late getting this written because we’ve had a full plate this week. But it was full in a good way.
A large group of teens and chaperons from a church in New Jersey that supports the Hendersons arrived here last Sunday, the 6th. Since the Hendersons are away right now, we volunteered to [...]