Dad smudging in 1965

I helped smudge a handful of times once I was old enough, but Dad graciously let us have enough sleep to study well. It was just on the incredibly cold nights that my brother Bob and I needed to get up and help.
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I met with Ken Wales last week while I was in Southern California. He's agreed to be a master class instructor at the MasterWorks Festival!
![]() | The Amazing Grace of Freedom: The Inspiring Faith of William Wilberforce, the Slaves' Champion By Ted Baehr, Susan Wales & Ken Wales, comps. / New Leaf Press * Meet the man God used to eliminate slavery in England! This lavishly illustrated companion book to the motion picture celebrates the powerful legacy of Christian abolitionist William Wilberforce. Behind-the-scenes stories about the film's production plus in-depth essays from respected scholars demonstrate Wilberforce's far-reaching impact on his time---and ours. 140 pages, hardcover from New Leaf. |
IndiaDaily.com reports that the scene in which Harold Abrahams beats the clock running around the square in Chariots of Fire was the fifth greatest moment in films about sports: ...film sporting moment...
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At our Easter dinner tonight one of our pastors made mention that last year John Wesley was with us. It was the eve of opening Fire Off-Broadway in which Roger Nelson (who portrays John Wesley) and I alternated performances at Theatre 315 in NYC. For some snapshots from that remarkable adventure click on April '06 in Archives.
I have a good friend who's a professional photographer. He just got back from a trip for Open Arms International to Kenya and then Israel. The shots he just posted to his blog are breathtaking.
The Olympics website announced that they're looking outside of China for volunteers: Beijing 2008: Volunteer recruitment goes international.