The Didways and DiFuccias joined us for a New York City extravaganza! It was our first time in NYC and we only had a weekend, but we tried to make the most of it. We feasted at great eateries including Max Brenner‘s Chocolate By the Bald Man and Katz’s Delicatessen to our tummies’ delight. The DiFuccia’s (our official guides) took

At the beginning of summer 2010 my father-in-law, Kelvin, took the Wifey, my sis-n-law Megan, and myself to Moab, Utah. We ventured about in the surrounding area for a week visiting Arches National Park, Canyonlands National Park, Lake Powell, Castle Valley, Dead Horse Point State Park, Goblin Valley State Park, Natural Bridges National Monument, and some miscellaneous trails. The land

1 of 3 business trips in the month of October brought me to the best west coast. To my dismay, it rained 5 of the 6 days I spent in Los Angeles. Thereafter my homie Krees and I drove to San Diego to visit my Uncle and Jordan Brawner, one of my boys from college. We spent an afternoon and

The wifey and I decided to get away for a weekend and escape to the mountains of Virginia. We stayed at a super nice bed and breakfast at Ft. Lewis Lodge. The lodge is nestled in a scenic river valley on a 3200 acre plantation. We slept “in the round” in one of the silo rooms, went for some lovely

In July I promoted Regent University with my friends Benjamin Kay, Sara DiFuccia, and Kristy Henry at Creation Northwest in the Seattle, Washington area. The trip also provided the opportunity to visit longtime friend Jacob Kobernik and his family on the stunning Anderson Island outside of Tacoma, Wa. It was amazing! So much to see and do… I wanna go

My family and I took a trip from my brother’s wedding in Michigan to our homestead in Kansas. Halfway back we stopped by the Amana Colonies. These Colonies are a group of settlements of radical German Pietists in Iowa, comprising seven villages. It is an interesting part of the country, indeed. Click an image to enlarge and browse. Thanks for sharing in our Germanic settlement