1 Year
Today marks our one year anniversary of living in Nearly, Canada. It is not "home" yet but we are content. God is good and we are reminded of that often.
Monday, May 01, 2006
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About the Kettle
My name is Vince and I live in Colorado. When I drink coffee a brown ring forms on my bottom lip. A similar ring forms on the mug. It's worth the hassle. I love my wife more today than yesterday and our kids are growing on us. I am a church planter with Acts 29 and I am in the process of planting The Town Church.
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3 comments:
Congratulations! I can't wait to come to Nearly, Canada.
greetings from nearly mexico
Vince,
Here is an interesting article about your homeland.
http://www.cnn.com/2006/TECH/space/05/06/space.suit.ap/index.html
It is understandable that Nearly, Canada may not have all the creature comforts a large city, but the comparison to Mars? The first astronauts had better bring their fishing poles.
BTW - congrats on your first year. (From Themiddleof, Cornfield)
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