The End

The end of the journey has arrived, and I can barely hold open my eyes.  I cannot hold open my eyes any longer. My monitees did AWESOME, and everyone seems to have had a great time.

Thanks to everyone, and good night!!!

:Yawn:

Here’s to the next to the last  post.  I’ve just been informed that my blog will be going down for maintenance, so read up suckers!

Gotta do it!

My eyes are burning with exhaustion, but I’m counting it all blessing right now.  We’ve raised over $5000 for the Crisis Fund, and honestly, I couldn’t be more proud.  How AWESOME is that?!    Thank you so much to everyone who has participated.

So..

I didn’t finish all the Keely posts… I’ll have to do that again sometime.

In othew news, church isn’t going to happen this morning.

Getting There

Only four more posts to go…  I need a pick-me-up.  Anyone have any suggestions?

Midland Fair Havens

Everyone,

Go check out Jimmy, blogging for Midland Fair Havens!

Tell him I sent ya!

Whew. That was a close one!

You’re Not a Maneater

You like men, and you respect whoever you happen to be with. Whether it’s a fling or a boyfriend, you try to be honest and upstanding. Of course, you’ve probably broken a few hearts in your time. The difference with you is that you didn’t mean to!

Are You a Maneater?

And His Demise

The Legend

This is funny, even if you don’t know the guy!

Lagniappe Presbyterian Church

Our final donor comes by way of this little PCA church who understands that orthodoxy cannot come without orthopraxy. Their name says it all: Lagniappe, which in cajun french, means “an extra helping”. What their name doesn’t say, their mission statement does: to participate in the restoration of the Mississippi Gulf Coast through the declaration and demonstration of the love of God shown to us in Christ Jesus.

I was contacted on Thursday by a sweet girl named Sarah, asking if they could help by donating merchandise to the cause. Sarah knew Dustin personally, and, at this very moment, is spending some much needed r&r time with the Salter family.

Please drop in and see the folks at Lagniappe the next time you’re in their area, and of course, please send them your prayer and support as often as you are able.

Also, please take a look at this short clip discussing the mission and meaning of Lagniappe.