Telling you to do the obvious... and other stuff

If you haven't done so, I recommend checking out her blog, which is conveniently linked over there to the right, for more info on Abigail.

As for me, well, things are continuing on in life. One exciting bit (besides getting to go to Texas in about six days), is that I'm making a trip to New York over the MLK weekend. One of the great perks of being a government employee is lots of four day weekends for government holidays! So the Navigators, a global ministry that I got involved with while in Georgia (see earlier posts), is having a conference at West Point. I'm really looking forward to it for a number of reasons. One, Nav conferences are always challenging in a big way. Two, Abigail is hoping to make the trip as well, the prospect of spending time with her exciting in itself, but also the anticipation of her being able to learn more about my perspectives of the kind of ministry I desire to do, and am trying to do. Third, I'll be able to see some old friends from Georgia! Fourth, I'll be going with at least two friends from up here in Washington. Fifth, its a four day weekend and so it would be exciting even if I were sitting at home doing nothing (sort of)!

But there will be lots of great things going on before that! But its past my bed time, so A-Dios muchachos.

Forget my ugly mug and pray for this Wonderous Woman

So I think that Abigail is definitely much more enjoyable to behold and since she may be the only one to even read this thing, hey, here's flattering you, babe.



Furthermore, and much more important that ogling MY GIRLFRIEND, (got it? (don't forget I get paid to blow stuff up!)) please, please, PLEASE, pray for her. She is having surgery in 3 days. If you are interested learning more about her and her surgery you can visit Abigail's blog. Oh, and if it is you, Abigail, reading this, don't forget to pray for yourself! Just in case you forgot. And if you're only reading this because you wanderd onto my blog from Abigail's, well, then thanks for visiting, guess you're not getting much variety in the way of blog subject matter.

But seriously, please pray for her and the surgery. Praise be to Christ, the One who is Faithful and True! Praise be to God, whose authority is complete. Praise be to Jesus, whose love for us is finished, complete, unconditional. Praise be to our Heavenly Father who not only loves us, but really, truly, stunningly LIKES us!