I also managed to preach Sunday night at Grace Fellowship Church of Bremen – a church pastored by my brother-in-law Jon Hueni and his dad (my father-in-law and good pal) Bob Hueni. The church is also shepherded by one Aaron Hoake who is married to an Erin Hoake. Not that this is confusing. The three of them, the first Aaron, my brother-in-law and father-in-law are good eggs and good shepherds.
I was sicker than a hound dog hit by a Mack truck and left for dead on the wedding day – a nice little fever and pretty much every symptom known to man. The mini-kerux was ring delivery boy and one of the keruxettes was flower girl and I, the real kerux, was emcee of the reception. Here is a hint for all aspiring emcee’s: do not take two puffers of unknown substance, three Imodium, two Tylenol and antibiotics immediately before standing in front of people when you are trying to be funny.
We stopped by our friends the Macmaster’s on the way home. They have a lovely new home in
We came home to find out that a goldfish can live for 6 days without food. That was a mercy.
Still no snow in
[Update: Mrs. kerux says the crowds were for the President Ford funeral procession. I am sticking with my story though. Now let's see... exactly where is the University of Michigan...]
Good to have you back and to see that you're in fine form.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the heads-up on the goldfish. Goldfish food can get expensive.
so nice to see eschatology charts move down the list.
ReplyDeleteI used to work in an aquarium and tropical fish store. More fish die because of overfeeding than underfeeding. Once a day is more than enough. Your goldfish probably lost some of its extra fat and is healthier now than it was when you left.
ReplyDeleteI second that, Kenny!
ReplyDeleteI second dan s and third kenny.
ReplyDeleteI have tropical fish myself, and they are lucky to get fed once in a 36 hour period. They've survived so far.