Happy Easter

A.S. Ante script
I actually am writing this after the rest of the post. I apologize for the confusing nature of the majority of my posts. They make perfect sense in my mind until I read them later and think, "What was I thinking?" Have fun!

He is risen! I hope your Easter went well to anyone who ends up reading this. Ours went fine. Dad and I got up around 4:15 this morning and Mom and Lauri got up sometime before that. Consequently, everyone except for me is napping right now. I don't sleep very well in the day time. My mind's still on even if it's a bit sluggish from tiredness. I also noticed that the last time I posted was on Mom's birthday. Now it's Dad's. Happy Birthday Dad!
In order to fill you in on what's happening in my life down here in Pahrump, here goes nothing. Well, technically, nothing would not be true. Although there aren't many things, the things that are are rather weighty. I applied for California Baptist University. We went over there right before we went up to celebrate Emily's birthday and learned quite a bit. David Carr, the Village Missionary in Lenwood, California, has a son who is a Freshman at CBU who is taking the same courses I'll be taking since he's planning on becoming a Village Missionary too. The program, Bachelor of Applied Theology (BAT), looks very good and that is what we're pursuing right now. So, you can be praying that if that's what the Lord wants me to do, that it will work out smoothly. You can also pray that I will be able to trust God with this more fully since I am very anxious. Why you ask? There's an episode of Monk, (which we have started watching recently) where Monk says, "I have this old saying: Don't...... change...... anything, ever." But I know that the Lord will provide the strength that He promises me in numerous places in Scripture.
If, for some reason, you haven't heard it elsewhere, Dad broke his ankle. Check out Stumpy's blog for details.
I'll talk to the Phoenix crew in a couple of days and I'll see the Redding crew in a few months.