My heart belongs here and will always be a part of the project. It’s my pleasure to be here and continue in this amazing effort. Much love to you and the rest, supporting us from afar! And yes, I will give Bethany a BIG hug for you and let her know you send her your warmest greetings.

Much love, Miss B

I smuggled your entry passed Big Brother. The tank stand/washing basins sort of reminds me of a South Park character, but prettier.

Matt has been working on the website and doing a bang up job. Carrying on Charbel and John and Tony’s good work.

Gotta run. Getting the parts to connect the three big tanks.

Old Unreliable,

David

I thought all kids liked to get muddy…and all that slipping and sliding.

I guess I’m more March Hare than roundabout turtle, to everyone’s detriment.

See you soon. Travel well, and bring tacos.

D

B says hi, and so does Sabobo. Many thanks for your work and especially your prayers, our foundation. When I get to Mary’s I’ll send along a photo of your beloved Bethany, now much bigger than you remember her.

Love to all the family, brother.

David

I’m temporarily holding Debi’s beautiful MacBook Pro with the big designer-quality screen, quaffing a Green Lakes ale in a Monterey café (in town from Rocky Creek for a friend’s memorial service)…so I can’t tell how much my appreciation of your big photo slide show is augmented by Debi’s laptop. But I think nonetheless that your fiddling is giving us a great new format. I know I’m typically too much in a hurry to click on each photo to enlarge it—but reading/following in this format is *great*. Amazing (though I’ve always known it) how much the size of the photos matters. Now I can climb right into them. Closest thing to sitting on a balcony, sipping a Tusker, and looking down on “old reliable” with you.

By the way, your road looks alot like Rocky Creek’s right now.

And the tank stand is a work of art.

Love,
Chris