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Brother Yun: The Heavenly Man: The Remarkable True Story of Chinese Christian Brother Yun
Francine Rivers: Redeeming Love
Retelling of the story of Gomer and Hosea, set in California during the gold rush. Very powerful.David A. Livermore: Serving with Eyes Wide Open: Doing Short-Term Missions with Cultural Intelligence
A must-read for all going on a short-term missions trip.Alvin Toffler: Revolutionary Wealth
The best guide to where the future is taking us.CK Prahalad: The Fortune at the Bottom of the Pyramid
A brilliant economist, an overlooked market, new opportunities for millions.C.S. Lewis: Till We Have Faces
I am enthralled by this retelling of Cupid and Psyche. I think this may be my favorite CS Lewis book yet.
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Hey! I know that house...from the outside anyway. It looks great! congrats on finding one that will work out well.
Posted by: connie | 2006.02.21 at 07:06 PM
Hey Con,
Yes, I thought you might recognize it. If you're on the main street going toward the park turn right at BanCentro and it's the 2nd house on the left. Good location - 2 blocks away and central to everything. It's waiting for you guys!
Posted by: Goyo | 2006.02.21 at 07:48 PM
Looks AWESOME! PTL! Hope I get to come and stay there sometime in the future!
Posted by: steve rice | 2006.02.22 at 02:21 AM
Is this where Angela & Victor lived, or does it just resemble the house they lived in?
Posted by: Linda | 2006.02.22 at 05:36 AM
Good memory Linda! Yes, this is the same house that Victor & Angela lived in for 5 years. They're excited that we're renting it because, as Angela told us, it's full of happy memories.
Posted by: Greg | 2006.02.22 at 06:10 AM
Beautiful!! Looking forward to seeing it in person!
Posted by: Mom | 2006.02.22 at 06:43 AM
Thanks, Greg! They were living there in 1998 when we visited. It was a wonderful first visit, so of course I remember being there. And we have great memories of visiting on that front porch, rocking in the mesadoras. We didn't sleep there, so we'll look forward to staying there in the future!
Posted by: Linda | 2006.02.22 at 07:58 AM
It looks very nice there! I'm sure that your family will be glad to have the house to themselves from now on! Though I really enjoyed your home too. Congratulations!
Posted by: Shelli Wakeman | 2006.02.23 at 09:22 AM
I really like the house. You did a good job and it has plenty of room for large groups. It's not like when we were 19 people in a house with 3 bedrooms.
Posted by: Nana | 2006.02.23 at 01:35 PM
I am LOVING that yellow paint on the porch and in the hallway! I can't WAIT to be a guest there!!! :) Love you guys!! Dar :)
Posted by: Dar Draper | 2006.02.26 at 06:45 PM
Hey Dar,
Have you been a lurker out there? I think this is the first post I have seen of your on Greg and Jan's site. Hope all is well with you all and I like the yellow panit too but I think that front porch need a hot tube for relaxing in.
Connie
Posted by: Connie of Boone | 2006.02.27 at 06:47 AM