The wind is blowing from the west making white caps on the river and the leaves are mostly down. Guess we are going to experience our first winter since..about 30 years. Wow, that makes me feel old.<\/p>\n
Bryan did the watchtower lesson on Sunday. He had great participation! Ahead of time he got the young people lined up to read the scriptures, we had noticed they barely answered at meetings. Bryan\u2019s bible questions and attention to the young ones has really perked them up! We were out to eat with some from the congregation here in a local restaurant and our waitress was a grandmother of a young fatherless boy in the the Hall named Tate who is like 11 or 12 yrs old. \u00a0So the grandmother is not a witness but when she was introduced to us she said to Bryan, \u201coh your the one my grandson said is his best friend!\u201d You know Bryan loved that!<\/p>\n
We had dinner last night at a young family\u2019s house out by Rattle Snake mountain. They have 2 young girls, the brother is a ministerial servent about in his mid 30\u2019s. Anyway they are 4th generation dry wheat farmers. They have thousands of acreas. It was very interesting learning about that lifestyle. It is very consuming.<\/p>\n
We (with the use of the internet) figured out the distance from Mt Adams (the big mountain we see the best from here) to the tri-cities is about the length of Jerusalem to Mt Hermon in Israel. With the river running thru it like the Jorden river. It gives a visual to think about.<\/p>\n
love you all\ud83e\udd8b<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
The wind is blowing from the west making white caps on the river and the leaves are mostly down. Guess we are going to experience our first winter since..about 30 years. Wow, that makes me feel old. Bryan did the watchtower lesson on Sunday. He had great participation! Ahead of time he got the young … <\/p>\n