The trip to Loiusiville was quite nice. The company and conversation were good and the scenery was fantastic. We broke down just north of the Tennessee/Alabama border and got to spend an hour or so in the small town of Pulaski. We took some pictures of our adventures...

There's a SunDrop distribution center located in Pulaski. We had to stop and get one.


We decided to take pictures everywhere with the SunDrop located somewhere in the picture. This is a Presbyterian Church, erected in the late 1800s.

Pulaski surely was small-town America in modern times.

We stopped in Nashville for lunch on the way at the Frist Center. It was great. All in all it was a good trip. There's still some praying to do about what to do about the fall. I still have no idea. I don't know if it matters or not where I go, as long as I'm faithful with what God has given me. Southern sure does have it going on though.

In just a few short days, I'll be heading to Louisville to check out Southern yet again. This time I'm going with Adam Elliott. I'm still not sure what I should do for the fall just yet, but this trip should lend some insight. My New Orleans/Pensacola days have been fantastic.

I must say though, that I'm ready for this semester to be finished. It has been good, and I've learned much. It is getting tiring and tedious, however. I have two projects--a statement of faith and a paper on John Bunyan, and two finals and this semester will be finished. The fact that I think I'm making As at this point makes me feel good as well.

I keep telling myself that I don't want this past school year to be a complete waste if I do end up transfering somewhere else. But the more I think about it, I've learned much more through working at Olive for almost a year now than I would have if I had been attending a school in another city. The experience has been uber valuable. I'm also looking forward to a good summer working with some great folks. I sure hope we can think of ways to think (I hate cliches) outside the box this summer about how to minister and grow the kids.

The next post will be post-Louisville visit and hopefully I'll have some wisdom and guidance.