GENERAL COUNCIL AND NATIONAL YOUTH CONVENTION DAY 2

The sunrise yesterday was absolutely gorgeous from the balcony of our condo in Bonnet Creek.

It was registration day for the General Council and National Youth/ Fine Arts Convention. That means it was a day of standing in lines. We had until 6 P.M. to register, so we spent the morning and early afternoon getting to know the lay of the Bonnet Creek resort.

I got up late yesterday…almost missed the sunrise. Then I spent the rest of the morning in prayer and study and writing as is my normal Monday routine. Just before lunch I took a prayer stroll around the lake at the center of our resort. I took time to notice small details: the ducks, the egrets, the way the chairs were arranged, the artwork along the path, things like this orchid. I have a small orchid like this… I wonder if mine could get this big.

We headed over to the Orange County Convention Center at about 3 P.M.

Then we commenced standing in lines. Honestly it was not too bad. James and Sadie were excited.

Don’t mistake Pastor Amanda’s gaze here. She was thoughtful and concentrated not murdery.

Of course we had to take pictures of the AG (Assemblies of God) sign.

We capped off the night with a youth service. The them of the week is…THE GOOD FIGHT.

I have fought a good fight, I have finished my course, I have kept the faith:” 2 TIMOTHY 4:7

A DAY AT THE FAIR

Today Brenda and I made our way to the Cheshire Fair in Keene NH. We started by getting Maple slushies.

It was the first day of the fair. They were just beginning the judging of the farm animals. Here is the line for the oxen judging.

There was a great tractor display on the way to the sheep and goat pens.

Wer stopped to catch the end of the Pirate Dan show and then stopped at a tree carving displays the rain was beginning.

As the skies opened up we sought refuge under the food tent at Tempesta’s. We had some great barbecue.

It was a great day! We got to walk the entire fair before the rain sogged us out. My garden is very happy for the moisture.