Well, October took off with several events - we visited Lula Lake on Saturday afternoon. The river with its two water falls are up on Lookout Mountain. There's a nice trail to the falls, which we walked on after our picnic lunch.
Josie sang for a wedding last Sunday. Kel & the guys accompanied her on guitars & bass guitar. Then she sang on Monday night and Tuesday night for the Net 2011 "Prophecy Decoded" seminar in Nashville. We stayed in a motel both nights. Josie made her vocal CD available at the meetings and sold several (see www.josieburgoyne.com).
On Wednesday morning we made a kwik pass thru the City of Nashville on our way home. We have always driven past the city, on our way along I-65, I-24 or I-40, but never actually driven through the city. There are some cool steel bridges (old and modern) that cross the Cumberland River on the edge of City Center. We walked some on the Greenway along the river. Music City it definitely is, with many music hang-outs along the streets. There's a merging of the old and the new - old brick buildings and stone churches that date back 100 or more years, and new steel and glass skyscrapers. One doesn't get the feel of a concrete jungle, though. We were surprised at the "open" feeling of the city.
We have been swimming on Thursday nights. We missed a swimming pool when we were in Chad.
Hope this post finds you well - God is good!
Till later - Kel & Josie
Josie sang for a wedding last Sunday. Kel & the guys accompanied her on guitars & bass guitar. Then she sang on Monday night and Tuesday night for the Net 2011 "Prophecy Decoded" seminar in Nashville. We stayed in a motel both nights. Josie made her vocal CD available at the meetings and sold several (see www.josieburgoyne.com).
On Wednesday morning we made a kwik pass thru the City of Nashville on our way home. We have always driven past the city, on our way along I-65, I-24 or I-40, but never actually driven through the city. There are some cool steel bridges (old and modern) that cross the Cumberland River on the edge of City Center. We walked some on the Greenway along the river. Music City it definitely is, with many music hang-outs along the streets. There's a merging of the old and the new - old brick buildings and stone churches that date back 100 or more years, and new steel and glass skyscrapers. One doesn't get the feel of a concrete jungle, though. We were surprised at the "open" feeling of the city.
We have been swimming on Thursday nights. We missed a swimming pool when we were in Chad.
Hope this post finds you well - God is good!
Till later - Kel & Josie
