Monthly Archives: August 2007

1 Million Dollars

Growing up, I was taught about the value of saving money. In particular, I came to realize that if I could manage to earn and save one million dollars, I could then invest that money in U.S Treasury bonds or … Continue reading

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Tabasco

If I had a mustache, it would be burning right now because I just crushed up my tabasco chile peppers and started making my own homemade tabasco sauce! My mustache is burning because I touched that area after mashing up … Continue reading

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Egg Report #1

We affectionately refer to our chicken operation as “The Coop at Turtleback Lane” or alternatively, from my friend Doug at work, “Pointe One-Seven Farms” (because our house sits on a 0.17 acre lot). The total cost of everything associated with … Continue reading

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God’s Assets

I watched The Bourne Ultimatum with my wife and friends recently, and–wouldn’t you know–it got me thinking about God and the radical freedom and responsibility He has given us. If you haven’t seen the movies, I’ll catch you up on … Continue reading

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New Friends and New Blogs

Last night Katie and I met the Lord family. It’s really cool because they found us through our blog and discovered that we lived in the same general area and had many similar interests! We set up a time to … Continue reading

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