Friday, July 11, 2003

I was at the Georgia Baptist Assembly in Toccoa, Georgia a few years back attending a week-long "Camp Farthest Out," CFO for short, which is basically a week-long Christian family summer camp. Although originally populated mostly by Episcopalians, CFO has become much more interdenominational in recent years. I was either there because it was the year I was the camp's worship leader or because it was the year that my wife was one of the keynote speakers and I was allowed to tag along because she needed a chauffeur and butler. In any event, it's a week packed with activities for every age group, prayer times, teachings, fun, and good speakers.

Just give me that raspberry-pink stuff in the can, and I'll be happy
By Rick Ryckeley
Fayette County Fire & Emergency Services

I am a simple man; just ask The Wife. Being simple, I have but simple needs. I want food when I'm hungry, water when I'm thirsty, and after a long day of riding my fire truck putting out fires, rescuing damsels in distress and getting cats out of trees, I want to take a shower and rest.

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