A Week in July

  This last weekend with the Liberation Day Parade and an unusually active Sunday was pretty busy. Last week was a little more normal for a week in the summer. The week started with church on Sunday. Joyce and I have enjoyed the last few months attending at Agana Heights Baptist Church (when I am not preaching or teaching somewhere else) but we also have many opportunities to fellowship at other area churches on Guam. Sunday night we went up to Bayview Baptist for their Sunday night fellowship. We have a lot of friends there and it was a good time to spend some time with the grandkids. During the game time, I got to watch Serenity. She helps me get my exercise. She also likes to get her own lemonade and thinks she should be able to play volleyball with the youth group.

We had an advisory board meeting on campus on Tuesday. The first item of business was to check on the progress of the library renovation. We are very thankful for the local businesspersons on the advisory board who are willing to take some time to help out PIU. As Samantha noted, “We get so many great ideas from them in just a one hour meeting.”

Thursday night is still grandkids night at our house. They stay overnight with us and always get their favorite dinner – mac ‘n’ cheese. While the girls were outside eating Titus and I were inside playing wii. I took a terrible beating in pretty much every game we played.

Friday I needed to do some errands. Courage volunteered to go with me. It couldn’t have anything to do with the fact that we often seem to find the ice cream or frozen yogurt store on these trips, could it? Here Courage shows her enthusiasm for Cookie Dough Frozen Yogurt.