The Class of 2004

Wow,
Summer is here yo. I can't believe it! Can you? How about our seniors? We've had some great memories together. We honored them, I hope they felt honored, Sunday night with a reception and video presentation at our church and then had a little shindig at the Harris home complete with a live band. That's really a good thing too because dead bands have a tendency to stink! Anyway we love you guys and gals and wish you the best as you leave this congregation and minister to people wherever you choose to go. Feel free to leave our seniors a message here.

Workin at the Car Wash Whoa Whoa Whoa

A hundred cars! You must be joking right? Nope. It all started at the McDonalds on highway 45. We got there at 9 am and immediately saw a problem. The Caledonia AAU Baseball team was allready washing cars in our place. After some conversation with the manager we were off to the other McDonalds where we would be the only group washing cars. Then the madness began. Let me just say that Deborah and Jessica Pyle know how to stir up some business. Our hands were pruny and our bodies Puney by the time we threw the last sponge in the bucket. We had 80 done and needed 20 more. Luckily it was Robbie Clark to the rescue. He washed his familie's cars and even his dad's Big Rig. That's right. Robbie washed an 18 wheeler. Matt Chaffin, the Fergusons, Skyler, The Pyles and special guest Calvin McNabb all got great tans and even better burns. Thanks for the hard work guys. Are you going to Honduras? What do you think will be the best part of your trip?

The Big Band Theory

Robbie Clark Blew me away the other day when Jaden and I were privileged to hear him play in the Pickensville high band. They aren't a big band, but they have a big sound. I felt like I was in a movie taken from role to role as they played Pirate songs and sounds of the Serenghetti. That may be spelled wrong but you know what I mean. Robbie really is the coolest. If you think so too then let him know it by posting a comment or two here.