While exploring Colorado Springs, I came across this little gem called Montague's Coffee just off I-25 on S. Tejon St. I did not have much time to stay (although I wish I could have). I got a coffee to go and an orange scone.
It was 61 degrees this morning as I stopped in for a cup on the way back to Denver where I took my last jump seat flight on Southwest Airlines. As always, the pilots on Southwest were more than willing to take me and allow me to sit up front. Thanks guys! And God bless!
Monday, August 29, 2011
Sunday, August 28, 2011
Final Non-Rev: The End of Times
The apostle John wrote about
revelation, the end of times, and the final judgment. Hardly a week goes by without news of job losses and seemingly
little hope for the future. You may have received bad news of an illness
and perhaps in the midst of struggling to come to terms with it. And maybe you are struggling to cope with what is happening to you
and what may happen to you in the future. The end, it seems, of your world.
But is it? By standing firm we will receive life in ways that you never thought possible.
This was my last trip and flight as an airline employee. I took a trip to Colorado Springs for some reflection and solitude. This an awesome sight to behold.
But is it? By standing firm we will receive life in ways that you never thought possible.
This was my last trip and flight as an airline employee. I took a trip to Colorado Springs for some reflection and solitude. This an awesome sight to behold.
Wednesday, November 24, 2010
Farview Bed and Breakfast Brenham, TX
| Farview B&B- Brenham, TX |
The wonderful owners upgraded me to The Library for two reasons. First, I was their only guest that day. And second, my original room was infested with wasps! Sometimes unpleasant things happen to make us appreciate the many blessings we have on a daily basis.
Wednesday, May 27, 2009
Footprints
The red flags were flying today so the water was not safe for swimming, which afforded a wonderful opportunity to walk the beach for hours and not get burned.
It was hard to believe that it was this bright at 5:30am on the Yucatan Peninsula.
Monday, September 15, 2008
Ike
We were graced by hurricane Ike this week. On the morning of September 13, 2008, the eye of Hurricane Ike approached the upper Texas coast, making landfall at 2:10 am CDT over the east end of Galveston Island, with a high storm surge, and travelled north up Galveston Bay, along the east side of Houston. I was working in a secret bunker during the entire event and came home to quite a bit of damage.
You can see that Macy is wondering what happened.
You can see that Macy is wondering what happened.
Saturday, July 29, 2006
Latte on the Square
Locally owned and operated, this
cozy little coffeehouse takes care of clientele of all ages. As I walked
through the door, I noticed tattooed, pierced, and multi-colored haired kids
talking amongst themselves and enjoying the summer while they can. Now, I am a
loyal Starbuck's addict but this place blows them away!! The young lady behind
the counter made the best caramel macchiato I ever had! And of course in any
small town, her mom came in from next door at the local law firm where she
worked just to tell her to be home immediately after work! The shop's wall is
lined with rows and rows of jellybeans and brownies. They also serve Bluebell
ice cream. Thank the Lord for sweets!Friday, July 28, 2006
St. James Episcopal Church
La Grange is rich in religion. In a city of just 4,000, there are over 10 churches of all denominations. I visited them all but the one that I kept coming back to was St. James Episcopal just down the street from my cave. La Grange is also rich in the Czech culture and this church looks like it was modeled from an old European cottage. Czech it out!! :)
Bistro 108
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| Bistro 108- La Grange, TX |
Thursday, July 27, 2006
Grimm's Fairy Tales- 1914
Since I had the whole house to myself, I was able to explore at my leisure. There were so many old books to browse. I found an old copy of Grimm’s Fairy Tales circa 1914. My favorite story was The Singing, Soaring Lark.
Fishes and Loaves
For dinner, my host
recommended a restaurant called Fishes and Loaves, appropriately. This place
was located just outside the city on highway 159 north. They serve basic home
cooking. Terri waited on me. I ordered the chicken fried steak sandwich with
chips and a glass of water. And for dessert, Terri recommended the peach
cobbler so I indulged!The Meersheidt Bed & Breakfast
I want to share a little gem I found
in the city of La Grange, TX called The Meerscheidt Bed & Breakfast. This
cozy Victorian-style atelier is individually owned and operated. This is my
cave during this retreat. I was in need of some time away from the metropolis and
this place was the cat's meow! Or should I say, the dog's bark since the house
has three live-in dogs. Since I was the only guest during my two day visit, they
upgraded me to the Veranda Room, which is the master suite just past the
downstairs foyer. What a blessing! The Cave
I am so glad you decided
to visit today!The apostle John accomplished great things for God in his pastoral work. But if he had not been forced into exile and forced to sit down in his cave to reflect, we might not have the Revelation. If we don't sit still and stop producing, we may miss moments in our life that produce the most good. If we don't rest from work, we may miss out on the greatest work God has in store for us.
Sunday, July 23, 2006
Greetings!
I was hoping that you would come! On this page you will see some of the greatest gifts God has given to me and I would love to share them with you. Please feel free to post comments and contact me if you have any ideas or suggestions. Until next time...peace of Christ be with you.








