Friday, September 21, 2007


Hey everybody. I'm writing to you right now from a suburb of Minneapolis Minnesota called Excelsior. We're staying in a barn that was converted into a house. it's very nice and they have highspeed internet on wireless so i'm excited to share some photos with you. This first picture is of our drummer from minnesota and his daughter betty. Betty is only just 2 years old and is amazing at talking, she's very smart and very kind. she got to hang out with us all day yesterday.Here is a picture of perry presenting world vision to a group of students at the minnehaha high school.
There was an amazing response to the world vision talk
Kids were signing up to sponsor a child left right and center
162 children were sponsored - this is a world record. It was so amazing.
Yesterday we went to guitar center to look for a bass for me *which we found one by the way, my dream bass* but while we were there the air raid sirens for tornado warnings started going off. we looked outsid and saw this crazy green sky! then the rain started going almost straight sideways! it was super scary!

more world vision presenting
old way of navigating
new way of navigating



here is a video of me at a health store called trader joes, i was drivng a cart. good times. no one kicked me off. i love minnesota.

9 comments:

Anonymous said...

HAHAHAHA.
that video is epic.

vange/rick said...

Woohoo, no alligators!
You should stick to navigating - it's what you know...
miss you,
Vange

Anonymous said...

don't those little carts come with a GPS? Jane could have helped you thru that mess...

Anonymous said...

dude, i am diggin that little vid. it is off the heezy! hope things are well with you. when you're back your taking me to the keg.

Kathy said...

Dad and I are splitting a gut laughing. You are SO FUNNY.

Tom said...

Thanks Steve, you just made my day.

Keira-Anne said...

Oh man...Betty is perfection in the shape of a little girl!

arbyn said...

Steven I couldn't stop laughing.

I miss you.

Anonymous said...

i LOVE it Steve! wish i'd been there:)!