I have two days of freedom left before my entire month disappears! I leave on Friday to go on a mission trip which starts a chain reaction of trips, one right after another, until the entire month of June is completely gone. I am sitting here trying to decide how to prepare for this, and really it is all kind of overwhelming.
Friday June 4th, 2004 I will leave my house at 4:00 a.m. to drive four hours to Kansas City in order to take a class at Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary. That class ends at 5:00 p.m., but I am leaving at 4:00 p.m. so that I can get over to the airport to catch a plane to Casper, WY where I will meet up with my pastor and a few other people who will have arrived ahead of me. The rest of the group will eventually show up on Saturday, 43 in all. We will be conducting two Vacation Bible Schools, opening a camp up in the mountains, and pouring concrete at a church, all simultaneously. I am the VBS Pastor at one of the churches in Casper. This is more of an inner-city mission site than the other VBS, and it’s the first time this church has ever had one, which means we have our work cut out for us. Once we leave Casper we will get home on Saturday, June 12th.
Sunday, June 13th I leave again for the SBC in Indianapolis, IN where I will be staying until Wednesday June 16th. I have to be a microphone monitor for the convention, which means I have to be there for each of the sessions… *sigh*
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I will get one day home, June 17th, before I leave again on June 18th to go to Denver, CO with my youth group. We are attending an M-Fuge camp for the 4th year in a row. I have been really impressed with the M-Fuge style and hope that this year will be as top quality as the last few years. |
We will arrive home on June 26th, with only a few days left of the month to spend at home. I think I will sufficiently be worn out by the time this month ends.
Pressed
Yikes
Have a good trip and dont forget to REST
I almost wrote “have a nice vacation”, but it doesn’t really seem to fit… Have fun, though!
Your June itinerary sounds oddly familiar.
Well Flip, I was going to take part in your picture taking adventure, however I will be gone. Oh well, maybe next time.
Have fun in Casper, I lived there for a year and it’s nothing but bare land and high winds.
Oh, there will be one next month too. And the next after that. Then I’ll finally get my vacation …I hope, at least
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