Evendays

This is not about Dillon’s song, "But the times… They are a changin’" (BTW, Dillon gave a concert in Geneva last week, $85 for the cheapest seats in the stadium, and the critics said it was one of the worst concerts they’d ever seen / heard / been exposed to).
One thing the men at church [...]

All was okay until I hit 12 kilometers. I was ahead of schedule but my legs were bags of concrete and someone had applied glue to the soles of my Nike Pegasus. The 700 feet or so of climb (with another 200 to 300 thrown in then taken away from you, just to get you [...]

It was a small group who came to hear the Harmonie Chorale sing, but 25 of those folks were visitors and the evening of song and witness was energizing. Daughter did great. (BTW, check out an excellent picture of her running right here in 1997, and see Wife’s posts on memories concerning this weekend’s race [...]

Today, Daughter will arrive with the group from Marseilles. They are on their annual concert tour. This morning they are singing in Lyons, France. Then they will arrive in Lausanne 30 minutes before the 3:30 PM concert at the local retirement home. This evening, they will give a concert for us, and the local Protestant [...]

Good Friday was a day off here in Vaud, a Protestant canton. That meant that all shops, offices, everything but the gas stations and the public transport services were closed. It was a beautiful, relaxing day. Little known fact: The Catholic cantons do NOT have Good Friday off.
Susan G. (Pepperdine prof) and one of her [...]

Without the following Sunday, it would have been the saddest day in history.
But it was all well planned.
Thank God.
Today, remember what He did, and does, for you.

We’ve had a wonderful year with the Pepperdine students (Lausanne campus). There are 55 students and I’d guess about 40 regularly attended the house church that Susan Giboney, visiting Pepperdine faculty, hosted.
 
Wife welcomed 10 students a week to our home for meals. The last meal she opened it up to all who wanted to come, [...]

Got a headache and a sore throat. The couch won’t let me out of its grasp. So I’m sleeping the day away.
BTW, ignore the last post. It was date April 1st.

I am trying to change your passwords so you can all comment. I miss you guys.

One of my first heroes (besides family members) was the man I was named after. My Dad and Landon Brady Saunders have been great friends since attending Freed-Hardeman together in the late 50’s. Several hundred boys (and a few girls) have been named for Landon, but, as far as he knows, I was the first.

Recently, [...]