We have new neighbors. The house next door has been vacant for over a year and on the market for probably six months. Lee and Sandy moved here from South Dakota because they just couldn't take the cold anymore. And that's during the summers. They lived in Mesa, AZ for a few years some time ago so they know about desert heat. They seem like nice folk.
My digital camera said the memory card was full, but with only six pictures on it I figured it was actually just dead. So we went up to Best Buy this week to get a new one. The camera came with this 64 mg. card and the replacement card - the only one they had - is 2 gig. According to the display I can take another 22,000 pictures.
I want the camera working for my trip back to Michigan next week. I need fresh pictures of my Michigan peeps. Wish I had time to see more of them, but I'm not there over a Sunday and I'm speaking at the conference Wednesday evening so I can't go to Bible Study at Celebration.
The driver's side rear wheel on Gerta is finally DONE. The passenger side should go quickly now that I know what I'm doing and have all the parts on hand. I may even start tomorrow afternoon. But I also have to pack for my trip because we'll leave the house about 5 a.m. Monday.
I read that this volcano isn't big enough to have an effect on the climate. But they said that before they knew it shows no signs of dying down and could easily go on for weeks. Now some experts are saying it could indeed cool earth temps. The eruption of Mt. Pinatubo in the Philippines in 1991 dropped world temps by .5 degrees Celsius (.9 degrees F). Wouldn't that just drive Al Gore bonkers?!
Tomorrow at Pathway we're going to talk about bad people, wolves in sheep's clothing. It violates the refined standards of political correctness but God's Word comes down pretty hard on people who pervert the gospel, especially when they preach/teach that heresy for the purposes of personal gain.
Do I call them out by name?
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