School was out yesterday for Veteran’s Day, so we decided to go and hang out in Seattle. It’s an easy way to just spend the day with youth. Fill the van, drive downtown, then bum around shops all after noon (thrift stores, etc.). It was a great day.

Here’s some of what we saw driving today. We drove up on a few thousand snow geese in a field. It was beautiful. And the kids favorite part… having the minivan nailed up and down with geese poo.

Here’s a pic of Tristen (3.5 months old). She’s my little beauty.

Well the Remedy tour was AWESOME! Miriam, Tristen and I ended up getting there late (because that’s what happens when you roll with babies), but it worked out. We missed one of the opening bands. During the intermission, we made our way down front and got amazing seats. We were literally 20 feet from Crowder. I could have braided his goatee.

Tristen couldn’t have been better. We popped ear plugs in her ears and Miriam bounced her to the beat of the songs. She loved it.
What makes Crowder absolutely fantastic is the fact that he actually sounds better live. Check out the dates for the Remedy Tour and get tickets for when DCB hits your town (and they’re under 30 bucks!).

Get tickets here.

Here’s a video clip I took with my camera (low quality, but it’s not a video camera).

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When I was in B.C. one of my highlights was visiting the Christ Church Cathedral. I had time to kill and it was one of the few places with free parking. So I thought, why not and I wasn’t disappointed. It’s hard to describe the beauty, the solace, and the peace that this building exudes. It was amazing, sacred space. And as you leave the walking tour, you are told to, “Go in Peace to Love and Serve the Lord.” Those were good words for me to walk away with.

Here are some of shots of the cathedral.