Ok, so here are a bunch of pictures. I had the worst time getting them up.
Our Wilderness First Responder instructor Ken puts a neck brace (sleeping pad) on Torry
This is the Star Lake campus. Some buildings are hidden, but generally people should want to take classes at a place like this.
That's me either thinking about Sarah or pondering if God is within time or outside of time.
I honored our fallen heros on memorial day by "pulling my weight" around the house. This is a before shot.
This is after I was done. The whole thing took me about 7hrs of work and cost $20. That's a mennonite Landscaper for you. A big thanks to Anita for helping glue the caps ( I couldn't have done it without you)
3 comments:
That is a beautiful school to go to---but how does one stand having classes inside? Amazing job on the barn. I'm guessing that you had some stone left over from something?
Mr. Daddio's second youngest son is pretty sure that God resides outside of time. 2 Peter 3:8 states that with the Lord a day is like a thousand years and a thousand years are like a day. We also know that God is omnipresent. God is everywhere, and Daddio's son takes that to mean not only geographically, but also timewise. So then, God is in past, present, and future. Wait a minute. That would mean that God is everywhere within time. This is cunfusing me. Maybe God must also be in none of those places because none of those places is somewhere, right? Or one could say that since God created everything, He also created time, and therefore is outside of time because it doesn't make sense for God to be subject to His own creation. Or maybe He resides within His own creation, but is not subject to it.
I'm frustrated. This was supposed to be totally straightforward, but it has gone nowhere. Oh, well.
Great job laying block and steps. If you were my son, would I have work for you!!! NBL
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