The hills are alive
Washington is one of the most beautiful places on this earth. I highly recommend the Evergreen Mountain hike to anyone needing to get away and see God’s creation! About these ads
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A little Corona and acoustic guitar
This is a picture my nephew took as we were camping last week with the family. Of course he is not old enough to drink but he grabbed my Corona and delicately leaned… Read More
Coaching kids
Last week I had the privilege of coaching some young kids, not only in soccer, but also in life skills. And I got to do this with one of my nephews, which made… Read More
Laguna Beach Resort on Utila, Honduras
If you ever want to enjoy a wonderful resort for scuba diving, Laguna Beach Resort would be my recommendation.
Mt. Rainier, WA
Had the opportunity to hike Sunrise Trail last weekend and Mt. Rainier was majestic!
Good Year
This was a good year to be born!
Some backyards
Some backyards look like this…on the island of Utila, Honduras.
The Reef Rider
One of the many island restaurants in Utila, Honduras.
Tuk-tuk taxi’s
Tuk-tuk’s are one of the major forms of transportation within Antigua, Guatemala and many other parts of Central America. In my time in Antigua, I wanted to walk everywhere because the town is… Read More
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Most people know what it is like to work hard at something. Whether it’s work, a hobby, relationships, personal development, financial goals, physical health, etc. Of those that work hard at something, they… Read More
Caring for kids
We went to the ranch to check on Lamkins and he is doing great. As I stood watching him in the pen with his mama and brother, I heard bleatings from another pen.… Read More
“Lamkins” update
We have officially named the lamb, Lamkins. It was brought back to its mother a few nights ago and the mother wouldn’t let it feed from her. She ignored it. So, Lamkins is… Read More
Smitten with a lamb
Yesterday a friend of mine knocked on my door and in her arms was this newborn lamb. This little guy was so new that its umbilical chord was still attached. My friend said… Read More
Santa Catalina Arch, Antigua, Guatemala
If you spend any amount of time in Antigua, you will certainly walk down 5a Avenida where you see the Arco de Santa Catalina. It was originally built to be a walkway for… Read More
Back road scenery in Central America
Traveling on the back roads of Central America, particularly in Honduras and Guatemala, you often see horses tied to a fence post on the highway side of the fence. It seems unusual to… Read More
Copán Ruinas cowboy
As I have traveled in Central America, I observed a few scenes where certain stereotypes I’ve had were shattered, such as poverty and technology (cell phones). Honduras and Guatemala have extreme poverty, but… Read More
Casasito flat-mates
During my Semana Santa experience in Antigua, Guatemala, I had the opportunity to stay at Casasito Volunteer House. The people who work and volunteer at Casasito are focused on supporting educational centers close… Read More
New friends
Meet my new friends, Yair & Marcela, whom I met while in Antigua, Guatemala. He is from Israel and she is from Spain. They recently got engaged and moved to Antigua for work.… Read More
Guatemalan Police portrait
There is a beautiful lookout point in Antigua, Guatemala named Cerro de la Cruz and you can see the entire grid of the city with its outer neighborhoods. It’s a short hike to… Read More
No coincidences
On our way traveling to Copán Ruinas, Honduras on Hedman Alas, we met Julie and her two boys, Dillon and Luca. They are from Michigan and had been traveling for a month throughout… Read More
