FROGLEGS

We had our dog Kati put down on Monday. She was sick and was going to get sicker. We could have drawn it out for a few months, but we felt like that would be all about us and not best for our dog. It was the most humane thing that we could do. I took her to the vet and was with her until she was gone. She trusted me through her last moments. She always trusted me. Taking her in was one of the hardest things I have ever done. Having a pet put to sleep is incredibly difficult. You can literally feel the life drain out of them. I stood next to her lifeless body for a few minutes after she was gone. I didn’t want to believe that her life was over. Walking away from her body was probably the hardest thing I have ever done.

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Surprise!

He’s a boy and he’ll be accepting visits around the 28th of May, 2008. He doesn’t have a name yet. Any suggestions?

Update: Here’s a labelled version of the scans as per Scot and Misty’s request.

Another scan behind the link…

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Seems like a lot of people are doing best of 2007 entries this month. As I said back in June 2007, my year sort of runs circumscribed by the hot Andalusian summers, so I’ve already done my best of 2007 list.

However, I thought I’d update that list a bit and write a little about what I’m looking forward to in 2008.

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So I got the call to come to the training days for the job that I interviewed for in Madrid. This doesn’t necessarily mean that I have a job or that the income that I’ll earn will be enough. But it’s news!

I’ll be in Madrid between 16-18 January. More information in the coming days.

Friend Brian is writing some interesting stuff he’s entitled “Worship Invisible Dreams“. Commentary about traditional worship services, congregational life and small communities that will surely lead to more comments on his blog. I encourage you to go check it (and him) out.

And if you wanna come to Spain and serve Jesus in a significant place with wonderful people, consider Ibiza.