Linda Quilts! Yes She Does

A few years ago, Linda saw a news item that showed children in an orphanage in Afghanistan that were using a light bulb to stay warm during cold weather. It inspired her to start a ministry at our church called "Comfort Quilts." She would make quilts, and organized others to do the same. They would then be blessed by our pastor, and shipped to Afghanistan for those orphans. Since then she has been making baby quilts for all the homes around Spokane that house battered and abused mothers and children. She has also made many quilts for friends and family. She makes me very proud. This is just one of her offerings. It's called, "Hangin' With The Kitties."

One of Linda's Flower Beds

Linda has put many hours into our yard and it shows. This shot shows our fountain bird bath and some of her cosmos annuals. The bird bath attracts many different kinds of birds including wild canaries. They are a bright yellow with vivid black markings. And, they are a genuine pleasure to watch.

Building a Bamboo Fly Rod

Recently I built a bamboo fly rod for our neighbor's 10 year old daughter. I wrote an article about the project and posted it on washingtonlakes.com . Here is a link to that article.

Fishing Partners

These guys are three of my fishing partners. This was a day at Medical Lake, fly fishing for Rainbow Trout and German Browns. We all fish from pontoon boats like these.

1 Cor 3: 16-17

Don't you know that you yourselves are God's temple and that God's Spirit lives in you? If anyone destroys God's temple, God will destroy him; for God's temple is sacred, and you are that temple.
This tells me that we need to be good to each other. Because if we've given our lives to Jesus, The Holy Spirit lives in us.

Fishing the Lochsa

Steve and I getting ready to ply our passion on the Lochsa River in north central Idaho. Linda and I took our vacation at the Three Rivers Resort in Lowell Idaho, Sept. 2007. Lowell is about 98 miles up the Clearwater River from Lewiston. It's where the Lochsa and Selway rivers come together to form the Clearwater.

Our Home

This is the front walk of our home in Liberty Lake. We put a lot of work into the yard, and it has become a very pleasant place to relax after all the work is done.