Blog
Here are my thoughts in written form. I hope they are valuable and contribute to your growth.
Santa Claus in the Wild
Who would have thought that Santa Claus prefers tacos? He was at the Taco Inn today.
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Thanksgiving 2008 in Mexico City
We had a great Thanksgiving. It’s always fun to share family traditions with spiritual family. Since we’re far away from “home”, we enjoy trying to create the same atmosphere here as if we were in Florida. I think we achieved that yesterday.
read moreFull of Thanks = Thankful
Happy Thanksgiving! Here are a few things I’m thankful for. Hope you have a great day!
read moreVIDEO: Playing in the Walker
When Janell emailed me the pictures of them playing, the email said, “I don’t know who likes it more, but the crying has stopped (for now).”
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Using My iPhone to Improve My Spiritual Life
I recently purchased a used 1st generation iphone, and since then it has become an extension of my arm. In fact, I think I might be addicted. But I could stop using it anytime I want. Really, I could. I’m not addicted.
Seriously, though, I have learned to use my iPhone to help me in my spiritual life. Here are 5 ways I’m using it to improve my walk with God.
read moreJapanese Tom Hanks in Mexico City
Did you see this Japanese man who is living in the Mexico City airport? I’m going to the airport a lot in December, so I’m hoping to meet him. Watch the video to see more about the story.
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Barack Obama, Passion, and Youth Ministry
I recently quoted President Felipe Calderon as saying, “Hope must be offered to young people who don’t believe in anything.”
The President has a point. But it’s not that young people don’t believe in anything. Many of them don’t believe in the things we wish they would believe in.
read moreVIDEO: Ben eating Cereal
We are desperate to get Benjamin to sleep a little more at night. The night before last night, he had a great night sleeping, so we felt good. We had given him a little cereal before to try to get him to sleep a little longer, and it seemed to work.
read moreMore Than One Million Children Work In Mexico
A recent study by the Secretary of Work and Social Provision revealed that one in eight (more than 1 million) children between the ages of 5 and 13 work and 2,500,000 teenagers must work to help support their families.
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