Sunday, October 25, 2009
Sunday, October 18, 2009
Back from Camp
Camp was really really good. The ladies sure know how to party! Now, the place was really nice...everything was within steps and you did not have to go far to get to the chapel or the pool or the dining hall...everything was right there. I stayed in the nurse's station which had a living room and two guest suites. The whole place has security cameras to keep everyone safe. All in all this camp was so nice...the food was really good too.
Come to http://picasaweb.google.com/jdfonline/WomenSCamp2009# to see the album and photos of the place.
Friday, October 16, 2009
Off to camp....again.
Well, I am off to the second women's camp of the year. I have to leave str8 from work and drive at night so please pray for me. I am really good with directions but sometimes a lil help is needed. We are going to a new camp which is closer. I will take pictures of the camp which I will post exclusively here and nowhere else...not the church site, not my picture site. If the camp has wi-fi then I will upload as I shoot, so if you wanna know what this new camp is like, then check back here!
Thursday, October 15, 2009
Stone Cold is back baby...yeeaaa!!!!
After the awesome movie "The Condemned" Stone Cold Steve Austin returns with "Damaged". This is the story of John Brickner, a man recently paroled from prison after serving seven years for 2nd degree manslaughter. Remorseful of his crime, Brickner tries his best to re-start his life on the outside.
Then he is approached by Veronika Reynolds, the widow of the man he killed. She tells him it was her letter to the parole board that enabled his early release from prison. She explains to him that her daughter needs a heart transplant, but won't survive long enough to qualify for a donor. She wants him to secure the $250,000 needed to buy a black market heart. Despite his unwillingness to fight, he is offered a chance to make big money in an underground fighting circuit if he is willing to move up the ranks.
He soon finds himself engulfed in the world of fight promoters, desperate gamblers and steroid freaks that are too proud to quit. Brickner must put aside his fear of going too far in order to serve a purpose greater than himself.
Then he is approached by Veronika Reynolds, the widow of the man he killed. She tells him it was her letter to the parole board that enabled his early release from prison. She explains to him that her daughter needs a heart transplant, but won't survive long enough to qualify for a donor. She wants him to secure the $250,000 needed to buy a black market heart. Despite his unwillingness to fight, he is offered a chance to make big money in an underground fighting circuit if he is willing to move up the ranks.
He soon finds himself engulfed in the world of fight promoters, desperate gamblers and steroid freaks that are too proud to quit. Brickner must put aside his fear of going too far in order to serve a purpose greater than himself.
