This was the view from our front porch Saturday morning. As you can see all but that little pile of snow by my truck is gone and the weekend was very pleasant. Fall is back or should I say Indian Summer. The temperatures were in the mid 70's which made for some great outdoor recreation over the weekend. Saturday afternoon I went paintballing with Ryan Lynch and his buddies, I felt kind of weird being 31 years old and hanging out with a bunch of 14 year olds but I quickly got over it and had a great deal of fun shooting them. I didn't get shot up very badly this time either, the only one that really hurts is the one I took to the side of the head, my head was actually misshapen for a while. . . good times! Sunday after church I went fishing with my buddy Ian in the Beartooth mountains. The brown trout are spawning right now so they are all schooled up in the river, I've actually never seen so many trout in one place. They weren't very hungry and we each only caught one, but it was great to get out of town and see the fall color in the mountains! Reading over this I feel like quite the neglectful husband as I left LeeAnn at home with a painful knot in her neck. She assured me that it was okay for me to go play but I still wish she could have come. . . we would have dominated at paintball! Anyway please pray for LeeAnn she has been in a lot of pain with her neck! Oh yes, work is going much better as well, I test flew the hangar queen on Friday and after four months of being worked on she is finally flying which means that all of our 1900s are flying again. Which really means that I don't have to fly all over Montana in the middle of the night to bring airplanes back for the morning UPS operation. All is good! Except LeeAnn's neck so pray about that!
Monday, October 20, 2008
What a Difference a Week Makes!
This was the view from our front porch Saturday morning. As you can see all but that little pile of snow by my truck is gone and the weekend was very pleasant. Fall is back or should I say Indian Summer. The temperatures were in the mid 70's which made for some great outdoor recreation over the weekend. Saturday afternoon I went paintballing with Ryan Lynch and his buddies, I felt kind of weird being 31 years old and hanging out with a bunch of 14 year olds but I quickly got over it and had a great deal of fun shooting them. I didn't get shot up very badly this time either, the only one that really hurts is the one I took to the side of the head, my head was actually misshapen for a while. . . good times! Sunday after church I went fishing with my buddy Ian in the Beartooth mountains. The brown trout are spawning right now so they are all schooled up in the river, I've actually never seen so many trout in one place. They weren't very hungry and we each only caught one, but it was great to get out of town and see the fall color in the mountains! Reading over this I feel like quite the neglectful husband as I left LeeAnn at home with a painful knot in her neck. She assured me that it was okay for me to go play but I still wish she could have come. . . we would have dominated at paintball! Anyway please pray for LeeAnn she has been in a lot of pain with her neck! Oh yes, work is going much better as well, I test flew the hangar queen on Friday and after four months of being worked on she is finally flying which means that all of our 1900s are flying again. Which really means that I don't have to fly all over Montana in the middle of the night to bring airplanes back for the morning UPS operation. All is good! Except LeeAnn's neck so pray about that!
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Sometimes hanging out with 14 year olds can make you feel 14 again. Or it can make you feel even older! LeeAnn, do you have one of those neck warmers? That often helps me with my neck knots.
Okay, that picture makes me want to come visit... Just kidding. If we didn't have this brood, we would be there in a minute!
That picture does look quite peaceful and crisp outside... maybe I might need to come up soon as well... might be a leeetle easier for me than Tyner. just a leeetle. :)
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