3.08.2008

03.2008: week 1

It's official: I'm getting old. My little brother is 18 now. He is still "littler" than me, although maybe not for long. Happy Birthday bro!

2.26.2008

02.2007: week 4

I spent this past weekend doing a youth retreat in Mechanicsville and snapped a couple pictures: the worship leaders with a couple of the students and the students playing ultimate frisbee in the freezing cold on Saturday.

2.20.2008

02.2007: week 3

It was pretty windy around here a couple weeks ago, and that started forest fires all over the state. This one (below) burned a couple thousand acres on the side of a mountain in Roanoke, just across the interstate from Kim's house, and was still burning almost a week after it started.

02.2008: week 2

February 10th marked the first of two monumental events on my calendar in 2008. My home church ordained me in a service Sunday afternoon. It was a great time to see friends, family, teachers, baseball coaches, former pastors. Dr. Burhans (left), Chaplain Emeritus at the University of Richmond, spoke during the service. And Norman got a family shot to make up for the camera issues we had at the beach...


And now you can call me Reverend Lee. But just because you can, doesn't mean you should.

1.31.2008

01.2007: week 4

Two out of four to start the year? Well, stuff happens. Mostly, I haven't taken any pictures this month...that is, until today.

Little bro's senior capstone presentation was today. His high school has 46 countries represented in its student population, and he thought it was time that the rest of the school knew a little bit more about these students and their native cultures. After a few student speakers and a representative from the county schools' office, students processed to the stage with each of the 46 flags which will now be displayed at the school. The auditorium was packed -- over 900 students and teachers. Here's the principal, ESL program director and counselor, bro and each of the speakers with the flags. Good work bro!