The Long Hot Summer
Well, it HAS been HOT here in AL this summer. We've been busy at work so I haven't had much time to "blog." But I wanted to put out a word or two just to make sure that my "following" didn't get bored.
Me & the family tried to play golf one day this summer. We only made it to about Hole 7. We'll have to try again in the Fall if there's time.
June was filled with looking at our personal finances, etc. We also finished up the Leadership Training that Tim Broadwell was conducting for us. Overall the training went well. We only lost one employee. (Tim said this was a first for him.)
Also in June, I went to the eye doctor and have finally begun to wear glasses for reading. I guess making it to 46 before having to resort to glasses is an accomplishment, but they are so inconvenient.
The Malawi Team from church was gone for about 2 weeks during July. This has occupied my thoughts for quite a bit this summer. This program sounds like it is doing a lot of good for a lot of people. It is a real "pick yourself up by your own boot straps" type of organization. It teaches the folks how to help themselves so that they will be self-sustaining and can take some pride in their work. There is also a lot of pure charity work as well. They also spend almost every dime on helping folks, not on administrative overhead.
Link:
www.malawiproject.org - Malawi Project
Me & the family tried to play golf one day this summer. We only made it to about Hole 7. We'll have to try again in the Fall if there's time.
June was filled with looking at our personal finances, etc. We also finished up the Leadership Training that Tim Broadwell was conducting for us. Overall the training went well. We only lost one employee. (Tim said this was a first for him.)
Also in June, I went to the eye doctor and have finally begun to wear glasses for reading. I guess making it to 46 before having to resort to glasses is an accomplishment, but they are so inconvenient.
The Malawi Team from church was gone for about 2 weeks during July. This has occupied my thoughts for quite a bit this summer. This program sounds like it is doing a lot of good for a lot of people. It is a real "pick yourself up by your own boot straps" type of organization. It teaches the folks how to help themselves so that they will be self-sustaining and can take some pride in their work. There is also a lot of pure charity work as well. They also spend almost every dime on helping folks, not on administrative overhead.
Link:
www.malawiproject.org - Malawi Project
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