Consider me an expressive grandfather, father, husband, son, and friend. Although I'm an Air Traffic Controller by trade, I enjoy research, good stories, motorcycle riding, family/friend fun, sushi, and the Anaheim Angels (or is it the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim?). Theologically speaking, I'm a Christian who considers God to be sovereign, balanced, just, and rational. Thus a proper study of the Bible (objective, contextual, historical, and logical) reveals absolute truth to worship and live b
Southwest Airlines sunset departure
Monday, February 9, 2009
One Day 80 deg, the next Snow...
Funny thing about Southern California, one day it’s 80 degrees, the next we have snow. I took these coming home from Burbank in our surrounding hills.
Fun.
Monday, January 26, 2009
Around the World in Truck
Sandy and I went to a dinner party in Pasadena celebrating Noble Trenham’s trip around the world fifty years ago (1959-1962). They drove 80,000 miles for a total distance of 110,000 miles (including the water trips), hitting all 6 Continents. What a story they told (he went with one other person). They brought the truck for display. This is kind of like our trip in 1976 across the western United States...right guys?
Here we are at a Dodger game a few years ago...
Thursday, January 1, 2009
Africa and Atheists
I have a good friend who is giving up his medical practice to become a missionary/teacher in Malawi, Africa. He’s gently prodding us to join him, but I don’t think we’ll join him for various reasons--as much as I think the work would be rewarding. He came to mind when I read this article this morning and thought I’d share the article as a good thought for the new year...
Title: As an atheist, I truly believe Africa needs God
CORRECTION:... Becoming a missionary in South Africa. (He’s been going to Malawi, Africa for the last few years...)
Tuesday, December 30, 2008
Claim Jumpers
And the Holiday keeps rolling on, this time at Claim Jumpers:
And of course, the star of the evening...
Monday, December 29, 2008
I Should Be a Genius...
Based on this study, I should be a genius...
Chocolate, Wine, and Tea Improve Cognitive Performance
Chocolate, Wine, and Tea Improve Cognitive Performance
Saturday, December 27, 2008
Typical Day
Today was a typical Christmas Holiday day. It started at the Smoke Zone with Dave enjoying a fine cigar...
We had periodic updates from Paul, who is in Illinois with Heather and her brother Jayden, regarding the tornado warnings in his area...
Then it was off to dinner with Theule’s...
which of course included our wonderful grand-daughter, Penelope!
Life is GOOD!!!
Friday, December 26, 2008
Sunday, December 21, 2008
Friday, December 19, 2008
Snow?
Who could have even predicted we’d ever get snow 3 miles from the house. On the way to the tower I took these pictures in the Newhall Pass. Then, at the tower I was able to get a panoramic view of the valley’s snow fall. Cool.
Here’s the Newhall Pall by the house (14 and 5 interchange)
Facing north from Burbank Tower:
Thursday, December 11, 2008
Thursday, December 4, 2008
Mexico '08
Having my parents join us (as a surprise) was a delightful treat. Anne and Max, Sandy and I along with Mom and Dad had a great, relaxing time.
Monday, December 1, 2008
Mazatlan from the sky...
I was able to take my iPhone with me in the sky above the Sea of Cortez to snap away. My favorite shot was the panoramic view of the beach and bar.
Zipping, Para Sailing, and Snorkling...Ahhhh
I must say, Zipping through the forest for almost an hour with 10 different lines was quite the thrill. The four of us (Mom, Dad, Max, and I) loved every minute of it!
I must say, Zipping through the forest for almost an hour with 10 different lines was quite the thrill. The four of us (Mom, Dad, Max, and I) loved every minute of it!
Friday, November 21, 2008
Celebrating Thanksgiving early
Since Sandy and I are going on a cruise, missing Thanksgiving, Sandy decided to cook up a Thanksgiving meal last night with all the trimmings. We had a good time with friends and family. Life is Good. (Paul decided to jump out of the picture. He knew the camera would break.)
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