Oh, so many 'best of 2010' topics available to write about, and I'm just not up to it yet. A couple years ago, my wife and I sent out 'Valentines Letters' instead of Christmas letters...I think I may take that approach on this blog this year...I'll do the best of 2010 sometime in the first quarter of 2011.
In the mean time, I'm getting ready to take my 15-year-old twin boys deer hunting this weekend. Everything is looking good so far, minus the fact that they have mandatory basketball practice Friday morning (the tags allow us to hunt Friday through Sunday, but I'll be in church Sunday, so that day is out). That gives us Friday afternoon to travel, scout, and make a plan. Saturday is hunting day. Hope the deer are anxious to get shot, or we might end up with an empty freezer this year.
I'm not mentioning the possible blizzard that might hit...so far, things are still looking good (for it to pass to our north), but things change in a hurry around here. We'll see.
Sola gratia, sola fide, solus Christus, sola scriptura, soli Deo gloria!
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29 December 2010
27 December 2010
Blogcation Almost Over
Well, I still have a week to go on my vacation, but I think the blogcation needs to be over...maybe tomorrow.
I'm supposed to take my two 15-year-old sons deer hunting this weekend. We drew two (hard to get) youth tags for the Gene Howe Wildlife Management area over near Canadian, TX, for New Year's weekend. There's a big storm over the west coast now...the track it takes will determine if we hunt in nice 50-degree weather, windy, cold 20-degree weather, or if we get snowed out in a big blizzard. Right now, it appears to be tracking north, which will mean cold and windy, but at least we'll get in the field. Hopefully.
I'm supposed to take my two 15-year-old sons deer hunting this weekend. We drew two (hard to get) youth tags for the Gene Howe Wildlife Management area over near Canadian, TX, for New Year's weekend. There's a big storm over the west coast now...the track it takes will determine if we hunt in nice 50-degree weather, windy, cold 20-degree weather, or if we get snowed out in a big blizzard. Right now, it appears to be tracking north, which will mean cold and windy, but at least we'll get in the field. Hopefully.
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