Day 3

The day's with the most free time are the hardest...today was one of those days! Everyone talks about it...everyone does it!


After having gone to bed at 1 in the morning, 7 a.m. came awfully early! Today i went to New Bern, NC to meet with Greg Coverdale and Crystal Strawderman to work on stage design stuff for High School CCYC. That was extremely productive and we feel a lot better about stage design now after today. We met at this amazing coffee house that had the best coffee and breakfast ever! We worked for about 2 hours, then I headed back to Greenville, NC to get some work done with Chris.

When I got back to the church Lindsey and the kids were there having lunch with Chris. We all hung out for a while and had a blast. We always do! We had a little jam session...check out this video! She's been working on this little bouncing thing going on.



She can jam.

After Lindsey and the kids left me and Chris got back to work. We got some good work done. We were able to get a better grasp on the new curriculum we bought to use for Sunday school and small groups. He was also able to work on the website and get the rest of the spring break trip video blogs up.

Around 4 Chris went home to hang out with the fam. for a couple hours until the play (I'll explain more in a min.). That gave me a while to work on some personal things. It was a very relaxing but productive afternoon.

Around 6:45 p.m. I met Chris at South Central High School to see the play that two of the students in the youth group (Chandler Jenkins and Leah Shirley) wrote/acted in. It was GREAT! Me and Chris laughed the whole time. They all did an excellent job. And it was only about 45 mins. long, which is never a bad thing, haha.

When the play was over I headed back to Aaron's and we hung out for a while. I was able to get a little homework down which needed to happen. But i always love "bro"wing down with my boy Aaron.

Until day 4...I'm going to bed. Long day tomorrow too.


This seems like it will be an eternity.....


"Context drives Content." -Andy Stanley