I’ll be getting off of work early today to go to Lobelville and move the last of my stuff out of mom and dad’s old place. They have pretty much moved into the new house even though it is not yet finished. They were mudding and painting drywall last I knew.

I don’t even know what all I have left at Lobeville for sure. Among other things there is a welder that dad would like to keep at his place for a while, but he needs help moving it to the new place. I know I have a lot of mag motorcycle wheels lying around the shop from my buggy building days. I don’t know if I have ever mentioned that on my blog. I used to build buggies (the kind that horses pull). I didn’t build a too many. I think I actually built maybe 8 to 10 or so. I also built other horse drawn equipment like fore carts. That is basically an Amish tractor. You hook too horses to it, and you can pull trailers and just about anything else with it. Ah, my past life. Working in film is so much different.

I am looking forward to going to the regional NCFIC conference in Alabama next weekend, although I didn’t recognize any of the speakers, it is put on by the Vision Forum.

Most of what I have been doing at work lately is mixing the audio for The Peasall Sisters live concert. It is for the DVD we are working feverishly on. We are very near completion now and should be releasing it shortly. We have already started taking orders for it on our website. I’m sure I sound like a broken record, but I am really excited about being able to work for a family oriented company.

I’m still trying to catch up on sleep after the Film Festival. I hope to post more soon.

My wife and I will be leaving for the San Antonio Independent Christian Film Festival (Otherwise known as SAICFF) on Wednesday. We have been doing a lot of preperation here at the office for it. We have entered a film called A Journey Home, which I have posted a trailer to on my website. For more information about the SAICFF, go HERE.

Hello all,

I really wanted to get back to posting the wonderful distinctive marks of Reformed Theology, but I just haven’t had the time to get back to it.

I have decided to re-record some of my songs since I now have better recording software and equipment, and more experience. I just finished Great Shepherd and would like to start on another one soon. I have really been inspired lately that I should get an album together and make it available somehow. I don’t know how I would do that exactly though.

Anyway, the new version of Great Shepherd is available to listen to by going to the Music Page of My Website. Please send me any feedback, or use the comment link below .

Rachel and I just got back last night from our visit in Illinois. We had a great time. I also got to see my grandma who is doing better. I mean she is at least walking by herself with her walker (slow as she can be but she’s doing it).

I am a little tired this morning, but I’m sure I’ll get over it. Franklin Films is in the process of occupying a new office to go along with the current one so I need to get back to work.

I went up to see my Grandma in the nursing home last weekend. We left Friday afternoon (I was able to get the afternoon off of work) at 3:00 from my dad’s place in Lobelville. It was Dad, Elise, Levi, Rachel and myself in dad’s car. The trip wasn’t too bad for me at least because I brought my laptop with me and worked on the re-designing of my website that I had started a couple of days ago. It’s amazing how much time that sort of thing takes. I spent hours in Photoshop and Dreamweaver. And it’s not a complicated site by any means. I can see how web design would be a full time job. But I’m getting side tracked.

My Grandma fell 2 weeks ago sometime during the night and broke some bones in her face. She then went to the hospital for a couple of days, and is now in a nursing home for rehabilitation. She DOES NOT want to be there, and that is one of the reasons we went up to see her. She needs a lot of love from all of us right now. It’s sad because she is completely with it, but has a hard time talking. Anyway, those of you who read my blog, please pray for her.

Also, Rachel and I went to visit her Grandma Price in the nursing home in Pekin, IL. She seemed to be doing okay for the most part, though she had lost her glasses. But she had found them again by Sunday so she was in a better mood then.

Okay, so I don’t have much more to say, but I just felt like I needed to post something on my blog. Seems I am too busy to post on it very much.