That... Which Matters Most

That… Which Matters Most

Day Five: Exploding Gas Can

Jun 4, 2025

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Vacation

Thursday Doors — St. Andrew’s Episcopal

St. Andrew’s Episcopal in Bryan, Tx. I love the name St. Andrew’s for a church, but prefer it be fixed to a Presbyterian church, not Episcopalian. Interesting bit of history that I discovered recently between the Episcopalians of England, and the Presbyterians of Scotland, is that they hated each other.… Listen ⇢
Thursday Doors — Corner of Time

After watching the Texas Aggies play football at Kyle Field back in November, the boys and I stopped in downtown Bryan, TX, for some ice cream. We found a place called Corner of Time, … on the corner. This post is part of Dan’s Thursday Doors Challenge. Made by hand.… Listen ⇢
Grace Covenant Presbyterian

The main reason Heidi and I have been traveling to Nacogdoches, TX lately, has been to attend Grace Covenant Presbyterian Church. You might think it odd that we would drive almost 3 hours one way to attend worship. But the need to worship God is worked into all of us,… Listen ⇢
Date Night — Auntie Pasta’s in Nacogdoches

Heidi and I had a date night in Nacogdoches, and dined in Auntie Pasta’s, an Italian restaurant with lots of texture. Regular followers of my blogs know how much I love texture… see below. On the way out of the restaurant, we also ran into one of my PE teachers… Listen ⇢
Thursday Doors: Dolli’s Dinner

Heidi and I parked with the intentions of eating at Dolli’s Dinner on the square in Nacogdoches. But we didn’t. Given that our diet is restricted, Dolli’s didn’t offer anything we could eat. Not that we didn’t want to eat there. But we knew that if we did… our weight… Listen ⇢
Top 10 Posts of 2021!

Time for a review of the top 10 photography posts of 2021. I have two categories of posts, photography and theological, therefore I will put together two posts instead of combining them. Since converting my blog from a typical blog, in which I commented on everything from a Christian stand… Listen ⇢
What Amy Wrote on Sunday Afternoon

My sister wrote the following after our father died on Sunday afternoon. I could add a million more, so many wonderful memories with this man. I love him more than words can express. He was the best example of a man who always strived to do right. He was God-fearing,… Listen ⇢
In Memory of Eugene C. Hammons, March 29, 1931 to January 2, 2022

My father went to be with the LORD at 4:15 p.m., January 2, 2022, with his lovely daughter Amy at his side, and this third son, praying for him. I wrote the below account, some months ago. As a journalist, one always has the obituary ready to go for famous,… Listen ⇢