Catching up on our last week in Ohio… We’ve come to farm country near the mid-western border of Ohio for a pit stop. This afternoon I was out in a barn putting up bales of hay… Earlier in … Continue reading →
On our tour back north last week, we made several stops in Kentucky. In Glasgow, KY, we passed out literature on the street and then, well, experienced some engine problems with our ’78 camper. Specifically, it was blowing … Continue reading →
On our way up I-65 through Alabama last week, we stopped in the small town of Cullman. The tornado that devastated Tuskaloosa, skipped across the state, also touching down in Cullman. I talked to one of the eye … Continue reading →
Last week we came up through Alabama on I-65. Without looking to a fashion consultant — or even a political consultant for that matter — I decided to where an Auburn University shirt through the first half of the … Continue reading →
Catching up… We came out of the Florida Panhandle, heading into Alabama in the early evening one day last week. And we found ourselves caught in the cross hairs of a huge thunder storm system. We turned … Continue reading →
Yesterday we were in Glasgow, Kentucky, and attended part of a Memorial Day Service at the town cemetery. Among those in attendance, was a man in his 50s who was dressed in a World War II khaki uniform standing … Continue reading →
Our Florida Panhandle Tour continued: In Crestview, Florida, we met with Rosa Garrett from South Korea. She married an American service man and came to the states some 25 years ago. Of the contrasts between countries, … Continue reading →
Our Florida Panhandle Tour continues… We stopped in Crestview, Florida, where we met with Ron and Mary Kirby. They met in Guam where there are two U.S. military bases. Guam is an unincorporated territory of the … Continue reading →
Our Florida Panhandle Tour continues… While in Ft. Walton Beach, Florida, I watched President Obama’s speech on current Middle East policy today. My beliefs square with his in standing in opposition to regimes that rule by “coercion, not … Continue reading →
Our Florida Panhandle Tour continues… Last week in the Panhandle, I talked with two men heading back to Ocala, Florida, after spending more than a week helping tornado victims in Alabama. They are part of the Florida … Continue reading →