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Emma’s haircut

Emma decided she really wanted her hair cut… and today was the big day!  She wanted to donate her hair to make a wig for those that lose their hair (like cancer patients), but it wasn’t long enough.  It still needed a few more inches.  We think she looks really cute!

Well, here are the before

 

… and after photos.  This is Emma with her friend Izzy (also a missionary kid).

My brave little girl!

On Saturday we had a day at the pool.  The kids absolutely love it there!  And Emma’s friend talked her into going off the high dive. 

At first she wouldn’t jump off towards the middle of the pool (see the picture), but we were eventually able to convince her to do so.  What a great kid!

Photoshop is a wonderful thing!

I asked Aaron, our friend who is doing the brochures for our upcoming church plant Watermark Church – Freiburg, if he could photoshop out a little bit of my stomach flab in this picture… this is what he came up with. What do you think?

That’s funny… I don’t care who ya are!

Watermark Freiburg Online

The website for our coming Freiburg, Germany church plant is finally online!  Check it out at http://watermarkfreiburg.de.  Although it’s not yet finished, you’ll be able to get an idea of what we’re trying to accomplish through our church in the Freiburg area.  I’d be interested in your feedback about the site.

Two silver candlesticks…

The year is 1815.  A man by the name of Jean Valjean is released from prison after 19 yrs.  He comes to a new town where he’s forced to show his prison release papers… but then is shunned by both the mayor and the townspeople.

The only person who will feed him is Bishop Myriel, who also invites him to spend the night.  Not realizing that Myriel is a bishop, he steals the silverware and leaves in the middle of the night.

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