We had a great time as a church family last night at our Chili cook off and Pumpkin dessert contest! I never received a count on how many were there but the night was well attended. Thanks go to Don and Pam for opening up their home, decorating, providing a great bonfire, and taking the group on hay rack rides. The facilities were wonderful with plenty of room inside for people to eat and visit in a warm dry place. There were so many people to visit with, so much chili, and so many pumpkin desserts that I never even had the chance to play a game of ping pong. Every time I walked by the game room though I could see that it was non-stop competition.
Speaking of competition, we had 14 different pots of chili on the table. I can't list the names of all the chili but we had quite an assortment - everything from white chili to pumpkin chili. Unofficially, #9 - Tailgator chili was my favorite. Officially, it came in third. Top honors went to Steve Carper with his Boilermaker chili. In fairness to Steve, I had tasted almost every other chili entered in the competition before I tried the Boilermaker. In fact, I didn't try it until I received word that it had won. You see, I gave it my best shot to eat half a cup of every chili entered. I kept this up until I had tasted ten of them. I then decided that rather than continuing to eat a sample of each, I'd just get a bowl of what I had liked the best. It was only after doing so that I found out #5 had won and I hadn't even tried it. Sacrificially, "I keep under my body, and bring it into subjection..." so I had a cup of Boilermaker.
I must confess, I didn't have much room left for pumpkin dessert. Yet I did have two pieces of Sara Moore's pumpkin dessert. I should have written down the name of the dessert so that I could share it here but I was too busy enjoying the taste to concern myself with names. Yes, she was the official first place entry.
Thanks to all who worked so faithfully to make this event a special evening. Your hard work was much appreciated!
Sunday, November 14, 2010
Wednesday, November 10, 2010
The Bible Says...
Now therefore take, I pray thee, thy weapons, thy quiver and thy bow, and go out to the field, and take me some venison;
And make me savoury meat, such as I love,
and bring it to me, that I may eat;
that my soul may bless thee...
Genesis 27:3-4
Have you ever randomly opened your Bible and placed your finger on a page to see what God had for you? Neither have I, I purposefully looked for these verses!
I know I posted these pictures earlier this week but Karen told me to keep this blog biblical.
Tuesday, November 9, 2010
Still Bow Season
Third post in three days! This morning the honors belonged to my station captain. Enjoy!
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Monday, November 8, 2010
Sunday, November 7, 2010
It's Here
I can't help but acknowledge that hunting season is here. What a wonderful time of year. Bow season.
I have been out a few times enjoying the mild fall weather and the onset of the rut but I have not been successful in my harvest attempt. That will not prevent me from taking this opportunity to showcase the hunting prowess of my brother-in-law though!
Great job Chad,
I have been out a few times enjoying the mild fall weather and the onset of the rut but I have not been successful in my harvest attempt. That will not prevent me from taking this opportunity to showcase the hunting prowess of my brother-in-law though!
Great job Chad,
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