That... Which Matters Most

That… Which Matters Most

Day Three: Lots of Yard Work

May 30, 2025

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Food, Ministry, Vacation

Thursday Doors: Before and After — The Model Mill Co. Building

This is a Thursday Doors that was 3 years in the making… Someone bought the Model Mill Co. Building and started refurbishing it in 2018, and I had to walk through it taking pictures. Now, most people wouldn’t have the nerve to go on a construction site without permission. But… Listen ⇢
Wednesday Word: Preaching the Text, Without Preaching the Text

I heard another sermon on Ephesians 5:21-33 this past weekend. Once again, the pastor preaching the sermon did a wonderful job of avoiding the text wholeheartedly. Like many others, he started with a passage about biblical marriage, and talked about all kinds of things that make a good marriage, that… Listen ⇢
Monochrome Monday: She’s My Bristol Baby!

The last time we were in Bristol, we had to stop by the world-famous sign… OK, probably not world famous… but it will be after I post it here. So if all 12 of you would pass it on… We stopped by the infamous It’s Bristol Baby! sign just outside… Listen ⇢
Shattered Sink

I’ve never seen anything like it, but our sink started to shatter. Nothing big, but the pieces were all over the counter top. So I took a picture to show management. They dutifully changed out the entire sink for us. It also happened to make a great monochrome. Janet has… Listen ⇢
Thursday Doors: Oakwood Outfitters

A few interesting doors… Oakwood Outfitters in Oakwood, TX. This was my first opportunity to take some photos of some doors in about 2 months. Not the most special doors, but it was a relief finding something not normal. I loved the building and the Christmas decorations. You might say… Listen ⇢
A Kitten?

Someone wants a cat! Listen ⇢
Monochrome Monday: Fredonia Brewery

Heidi and I took a road trip to Nacogdoches, TX on Saturday, for all the typical reasons for a road trip. Nacogdoches is a tad unique in that it is the oldest town in Texas, with groups of indigenous people living there back before water was invented. Or something like… Listen ⇢
On This Date: Notes from My Father

Here is a little note from my father, who at 71 years of age, got his pilots license, and only gave up his license in his mid 80s. See photos below. I have been reminded that it was nineteen years ago, (November 12,) 2002, on this day that I soloed… Listen ⇢