New Friends

Since we've been at the Pastor's College we have made
lots of new friends. We are so thankful for the opportunity
to meet and share our lives with these wonderful folks. It is
also encouraging to hear their stories of how God brought them
here. Thought I'd share a few pictures of some of them.


Morgan and her friend Danielle Setzu from El Paso, Texas.




My girls here with Adele Wegert who is from Germany
and Aiden Kurth who is from Brooklyn, NY. (and Danielle again)



The girls with their new friend Emma Lowe. The Lowe's
are not in the Pastor's College but go Covenant Life Church
and are our neighbors. Their family has been a huge blessing
to ours in many ways.



This is Aaron with his girlfriend Faith Delage. The Delages
are from Virginia and are now our neighbors and have become
our fast friends. Their 2 oldest boys are our girls ages and it is
fun to have them play together.



Aaron with his buddy who is also known as "AJ". AJ Ross
and family are from Reading, PA.

Lunch time

Who knew that eating prunes could be so fun?!?!

Who knew?

So apparently the whole world (except me) knew that if you carve
pumpkins they will quickly rot. After we brought our pumpkins
home from PA, I had numerous neighbor boys ask me how
I planned on keeping my pumpkins from rotting. I guess I just
thought they would stay cute and carved on my front porch
until Thanksgiving. You can see what happened after only
one week!

Hanging Out

So this is Aaron's new favorite place to hang out:

More PA pictures

Carving pumpkins with Grandpa


Ok, I'm not smart enough to figure out how to flip this picture,
but thought it was so cute of my bro holding Aaron.





Me and my boy


Typical Morgan stance

Cousins

Last weekend the kiddos and I headed back to Lancaster for a few days visit. My brother and his family were there and the following is my attempt at getting a cute photo of my kids and their cousin Avery.
-Lori

PC Fall Picnic

Last Saturday was the Fall Picnic for the Pastors College. An incredible amount of work went into it all, and we had a blast. There were goats to pet, a horse to ride, and family games that we all got to participate in. The picture at left was for a race where one person had to be wrapped up completely in toilet paper, and then run to a cone and back, mummy-style (arms extended, stiff-legged). Claudia was the mummy for our team (and a very, very eager volunteer). She did a great job, and was actually the first one down and back; but the judges decided that we had not wrapped her up well enough, so we didn't get the victory. We're not sore losers; we just think that the judging was rigged. It was a very fun day for our family, and especially for the girls to get to ride the horse a number of times.
-Steve