A new house?

Thinking hard about buying a house! Meeting with the bank, checking back with the realator, deciding if we really want to pull the string, Making an offer low enough for us, but good enough to be accepted, its all very frustrating at times!

I'll keep you updated

I decided to take a different way home yesterday and stumbled upon this field of deer. It was fun to just sit and watch them! There were about 10 in all! Some of them didn't appear until they got up from laying in the grass!

I am not a big outdoors/hunter guy, but it was fun to stumble across this field last night.
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Night of Adventure

Tuesday Night I went to see Borne Ultimatum with a friend. It is an amazing flick! Just make sure to sit toward the back of the theater because it features the "Borne shaky cam." All in all a great flick though!

During the movie it dawned on me that I locked the keys to the apartment in the garage. Long story short, my friend had to shimmy up the deck pole, and go in the deck door. Thanks Nate! I guess I am not used to having Katie and Caden gone.

Time to hit the hay. Kate and Caden are in Wadena. I am going to see them tomorrow night, actually early Friday morning. I am so lucky I get to spend my anniversary evening with the elders of our church at a meeting! How romantic!

Later!
Chris

Fun Sunday

Got to spend Sunday afternoon with a bunch of college friends at Luke and Ali's place! It was a fun day of grilling, playing Wii, boccie ball in the yard and just plain connecting with friends that I had not seen in a long time. Thanks for a great day Petersons! It was a blast!

Hope to do it again soon

Cambodia

Today as I sit and read stories about the 35W bridge collapse, I am thinking about just how lucky I am. I don't get into the cities a ton, but any time I do, I pass over that bridge. I was at twins game and crossed the bridge on the way there and on the way back. Life flashes before us so fast!
Thank GOODNESS we live in a country where we all have the opportunity to hear the Gospel and are free to respond to it. I do not know the lives of those who died in the River yesterday, but I think it would be safe to say that they have had the opportunity to respond to the Good News of the Gospel. I don't know if they had accepted it, but I do know that they probably had the chance to.
I was just reading an article on the CMA website as I was investigating different locations for an upcoming mission trip. Cambodia has mad it illegal to share the gospel of Christ unless it is done within the walls of a government approved Church building. It is also illegal to convert a Buddhist to Christianity through food distribution or service to the poor. This is a major setback to the work that is taking place in Cambodia!
I am glad to be in a country that allows me the privilege to hear and respond to the message. Unfortunately, some, even though they have heard, do not respond.