Tuesday, April 21, 2009

Back again...

I find that I have had nothing to say for quite some time. I guess I could mention that our airline stewardess is moderately attractive, but since I don't want to be a creeper I think I will refrain from taking a picture to show you.

I guess I have been feeling a bit lost, or perhaps better defined as traveling with no destination. I know exactly where I am, just no idea where I'm going. How does one find meaning in that which he is not able to claim? I'm a part of about a million things but none of them are mine, and none of them claim me as a full part of the team. So how do you find meaning in that? So sorry for the hiatus from writing, but I’ve been trying to find a way to say anything.

But I guess the only reason people read this is due to my list of observations. So here is today’s: why is it that no matter where you are, airport stores are run by people who do not speak English as a primary language? Is there some sort of underground job market for airports that I am not aware of? Are the airports in India staffed with English speaking Aryans? All I have to say is this: if you can't say pomegranate passion correctly then you should not be behind the counter at jamba juice taking responsibility for making me fruity goodness... Also I would like to know why we have not invented a better way of flying children on airplanes? Can't we hand out anti-crying meds at the door? Tranquilizers? This kid has been crying for almost an hour and I'm starting to lose my mind.






















Several hours later I am on my next flight and we have the same attractive stewardess. She just threatened to send all of us to airplane detention. I don't know what that means exactly, but I'm going to need more details before I say I'm against such a proposition. She just sat down next to us!... Oh, she wants one of us. Since we will never know, I'm just going to assume it's me.

Sunday, September 28, 2008

This entry is Gene approved.

This weekend was spent with the Charles Billingsley band at the Raytown, MO E-women's conference. It was amazing. Many laughs were had, many women were made extraordinary. Our flights went fairly well except we were in the very back of the plane...
Oh, and American Airlines lost my guitar which I check plane side. I'm not sure how they did that, but I got to play the first set of the weekend on a loaner from the church.... gross.

Now I do have to give props to American Airlines' Kansas City crew. They rock. Not only did they find my bag, and deliver it to me by the second set, but when we came in the next day to fly out, they all knew me by name because the supervisor had made such a big deal about getting me the bass ontime that everyone was involved. Also, they hooked us up. You see the C-Bill Band was running a bit late and arrived 20 minutes before we were supposed to leave and they got us threw. Love them.

Thursday, September 18, 2008

Tash cans out of order


Our office is a funny place.

pledging allegiance to a rainbowed flag

So today I walked into the office to find out that Ray Boltz, author of such classics as watch the lamb and thank you, has decided to step out of his velvet lined closet. Down side - Ray Boltz has added yet another member to the Metropolitan Community Church's parade of bad theology. Upside - You can get a watch the Lamb T-shirt for $8, due to merch clearance!

www.Rayboltz.com

Friday, September 12, 2008

Food and such

One of my favorite blogs posted pictures of what he eats everyday. I decided today that I should do this today in order to show you the fantastic meatballs we had tonight at the E-women's conference. Unfortunately I had this thought too late, and they had already thrown it all away. See Below:


They were great. On a better note, I have been in love with a wonderful drink from starbucks: Iced Vinti Vanilla Black Tea.


You should get one. It's awesome.

Thursday, September 4, 2008

This is not funny, but it is.

So you have to love having foreign students :)

Saturday, August 30, 2008

Getting my history on

Yesterday I went to the D-Day memorial in Bedford, VA. It was amazing. Since this is a holiday weekend and all, you should take some time and learn about your history. This picture shows a section of the list of fallen soldiers who died on D-Day.

You can check out other pictures on my facebook page.