Cap’n Jim’s Logbook

Well, I guess this blog is going to average about one update a month. Life has been very busy lately. Trust me, I AM NOT complaining, just stating facts. I love the fullness and richness of my life.

Two weeks ago we took off for an overnighter to San Diego with Ron and Sue Jackson to see “Menopause, The Musical.” We had a GREAT time, I haven’t laughed so hard in a very long time. If you get a chance, you should go see this play.

Next we hosted a small dinner for twelve at our house, again a great time was had by all. The reason for the dinner was to get my original Relational Development small group together. It was great seeing everybody and having time to sit, relax and enjoy each other’s company. The best part of the whole day happened before any of the guests arrived. Usually when we do something like this the stress levels go off the chart as I try to take care of 6 months of neglect to the yard/house in 4 hours. This time Tina and I managed to just concentrate on the necessary and let the rest slide. We got everything that needed doing done and the meal was truly great.

Last Friday we took some friends out sailing, well sailing was our intention but since the wind didn’t cooperate we mostly bobbed, and rolled, and rocked. So we had a good day of boating, and most of the crew had the best naps ever!

Yesterday was JRockA and Burg’s wedding. The two of the were way cute as only newlyweds can be. The wedding was anything but lame! It was beautiful, charming, uniquely them and Neal even managed to work Batman into the sermon! What a great wedding! The crew that put it all together did an awsome job! Congratulations to Justin and Burgundy.

Finally, today was Easter. Usually this is one of those big busy holidays but today was actually kinda laid back. We have our granddaughter Adelaide for the weekend, so there wasn’t going to be a lot of running around. Instead today was spent in my workshop bonding with my daughter Jessica and her husband Paul. Jessi needed to build some stuff for Pipeline so we got to make sawdust and use power tools together. Kewl!

I’m closing now, I’ve got a granddaughter to play with!