Saturday, July 12, 2008

Eating With the Pals

On Thursday I had a surprise visitor at Elim Lodge, my dear friend Paul Mackay (pictured with Matthew and me), one of the Pilgrim Pals. He called me on my birthday and told me he'd be in the area the next day. It was great to see him. He dropped by while we were having lunch in the dining hall. Paul always enjoys a good meal. I wish he could have stayed longer but it was sure great to see him. NOTE: Paul has posted his account of our time together at Elim Lodge on his blog, Still Rambling. Check it out here...along with several pictures of Elim.

Last night I attended the wedding of one of my office colleagues, Mark Hines (pictured with me and his new bride, Ann). I was asked to be the photographer and I consented although I was worried that I might mess up...or my SONY might die on me. Another of our Pilgrim Pals, Julie (Sweet Inspirations) and her husband Andy were there as well. I sat with them at the reception and chided Julie on not posted on Pals for a long time. She told me that she has a new name and URL for her own blog. It's now called Me, My Thoughts, and I. Check it out here.

Be sure to leave a comment and get after her for not posting on Pals lately. I took a picture of Julie and Andy at the wedding and I've posted it here. Tomorrow I'm leading the communion service at our local church. I'm gradually re-entering the "real world" but it's difficult. Be encouraged dear friends!

2 comments:

passing-thru said...

Thanks David -- nice post --
good to see pics of Julie -- connect the face with the name --
yes , U must re-enter gradually into the real world -- too fast and U will burn up ---- only teasing ----

Anonymous said...

I'm glad someone told Julie she is missed!!! I hope she shows up here sometime soon ;)

I'm happy for you that your Sony worked out great! I was ALMOST photographer for a friend's wedding, but then her mom got a pro to do it...probably did a MUCH better job than I would have, and I'm always concerned about the quality of indoor shots with my Canon S5. Mr Mackay and I were talking about that at my dad's funeral as he has the same camera as I do, now.

God bless you,
LPP