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You may have heard the "joke" that people say… most of the time directly to the Pastor. And believe it or not, I've actually had people who don't know much about ministry say it to me seriously.
So what DO you do all week?
To be honest, I have mixed feelings about the question. I know that it's a legitimate question when asked by some people, and I want to help them understand.
But I also know it can sometimes be a mocking or sarcastic question when it comes from the lips of others.
Either way, I'm writing this post to honestly answer the question, and help you understand what your Pastor has on his plate week after week. I'm listing basic "categories" that a typical Pastor may serve within, and keeping a running total of the hours as we go… Then, at the end, I'll give some points of application. HERE WE GO!
Sermon Preparation
Doesn't sound like much to many people… but that just shows they've not done much public speaking, and even less sermon preparation. Depending on the gifting and experience of the Pastor, a good, biblically faithful sermon can take upwards of 20 hours per week! That's HALF of a normal person's work week! I've honestly done it in less than 10 hours many times, but that's not the norm. For me it usually takes AT LEAST 15 hours each week to adequately study, pray over my preparation, prepare my own heart, and put together any illustrations, media, etc. that I may be using.
RUNNING TOTAL: 15 hours (average)
This might be one on one meetings with people, or with groups in some kind of training or study time. Every Pastor is gifted differently and uses his time differently in this area. On a larger church staff, the Pastor's time devoted to this category is probably used more toward his staff or volunteer staff than with lay-people in the church. In a smaller church, it's usually done with up-and-coming leaders, or training of ministry leaders, as well as lay-people. For me, this comprises anywhere from 6 to 12 hours in a given week. To be safe, I'll say 6 hours per week.
RUNNING TOTAL: 21 hours (average)
In my view, counseling is part of discipleship, but I've listed it separately because it does have a different "flavor" than typical discipleship. Also, not all Pastors do counseling. Some refer these things out to an experienced Christian counselor with whom they have a relationship. But if a Pastor does do counseling (family, marriage, pre-marital, individual), the norm is probably 2 to 3, 1 hour appointments a week. For the sake of our total, I'll say 2 hours.
RUNNING TOTAL: 23 hours (average)
Leadership Meetings
Elder meetings, Deacon meetings, various committee meetings, etc. fall into this category. In my experience there is usually at least one of these a week, and they typically last for about 2 hours each on average.
RUNNING TOTAL: 25 hours (average)
Administration work
This is the basic organization that goes into the smooth operation of a Pastor's life and ministry. It takes more time than you might think. For me, I spend most of Mondays doing administration, which will include returning or making phone calls, dealing with email or projects that need attention, doing follow-up from Sunday morning responses, connecting with leaders within the church for the sake of accountability or equipping, planning how to best use my time, etc. Total time for me, 8 hours weekly.
RUNNING TOTAL: 33 hours (average)
Shepherding Ministry
This category is pretty broad. It could include anything from hospital visitation to writing notes of encouragement. Every Pastor will do these things to differing degrees based on calling and giftedness. I'd say the average is probably 4 to 6 hours a week. We'll use 4 as a baseline for the sake of our total.
RUNNING TOTAL: 37 hours (average)
Weekly worship leadership
Unlike the rest of the church family who comes to worship services on an "off" day from work, the Pastor is actually doing his vocational tasks during the weekly worship. I show up early to get final things checked off and ready, as well as preach the morning sermon and in some circumstances, perform other aspects of the worship leadership. For me, this is 4 hours each week. If the Pastor serves at a church where there are multiple services, the time goes up.
RUNNING TOTAL: 41 hours (average)
Worship Preparation
All that work done during worship requires preparation. This will include preparation of prayers, communication with team members and those included in pulling off the service, possible preparation for the Lord's Supper or baptisms, etc. The degree to which a Pastor actually "prepares" depends again on his giftedness and his ministry team. For me, this takes roughly an hour each week.
RUNNING TOTAL: 42 hours (average)
Other studies
The typical Pastor, in order to be a good shepherd, is in a constant state of learning – about the culture, the role of Pastor, the ministry of the church, the Bible, etc. Most Pastors are studying something OUTSIDE their normal sermon preparation for future use or development of training classes, etc. This could be anywhere from 1 hour to 5 hours per week. For me, it's typically 3 to 4.
RUNNING TOTAL: 45 hours (average)
Vision & vision casting
The Lead or Senior Pastor is usually the one who does the majority of the actual up-front "leading" in the church. A HUGE part of that is casting vision. In other words, he keeps the direction and purpose of the church in front of the people of the church all the time. Some Pastors are better at this than others. Others are still learning about it. For me, I have to honestly say I'm still learning how to do this piece well… presently it takes at least an hour a week for me.
RUNNING TOTAL: 46 hours (average)
Prayer for the flock
Most Pastors spend prayer time each week lifting up the needs of their flock. This will vary from Pastor to Pastor, but I'd guess the average is 1.5 hours per week.
RUNNING TOTAL: 47.5 hours (average)
Miscellaneous issues
Within the church there are also emergency situations that arise, benevolence cases to be involved with, conflicts, administrative struggles to address, conversations to be had, communication to initiate, fires to put out, etc. This category is hard to define because it could be anything. I'd say the average Pastor spends 2 to 3 hours a week dealing with this kind of stuff, as it comes up.
RUNNING TOTAL: 49.5 hours (average)
As you can see, we're almost to 50 working hours per week, and I feel I've been pretty conservative on most of my estimates. There is a LOT that goes into the Pastoral role. And this is only talking about hours worked, not the true "essence" of what it means to a person to carry this kind of load.
Some of the intangible pieces of his job that can't be quantified, but should be kept in mind are…
- The emotional nature of the work
- The bearing of others' burdens
- The constant vigilance it takes to be discerning about people, situations, and possible dangers to the church family
- The genuine spirituality the Pastor must constantly maintain for himself in order to lead well and with integrity
- The pressures that being in ministry brings to his family
- The frequent criticism that flock members seem to think is somehow O.K. to hurl in his direction because he's the Pastor (I've had people actually tell me that it's O.K. for me to be publically criticized because I'm paid by the church. Somehow biblical teaching about how to approach interpersonal disagreements or offenses go out the window in that case… which I must say is CLEARLY not what scripture teaches).
Add to all this the normal stuff of life that everyone has to keep tabs on… things like:
- The health and needs of his own family
- Financial pressures
- Extended family relationships
- Health, diet, and exercise
- and many more things
Looking through this list, and putting yourself in the shoes it describes, the common-sense person can easily see that the role is anything but a "one day a week" job.
- Pray for your Pastor and his family. They together carry a very heavy but vital role in God's plans for your church family.
- Consider the value, in your life and the lives of others, of what this servant of God is doing… and thank God (and him).
- Cut him some slack. He's one man, with his own family and needs. Don't expect him to do everything the way you think it should be done, in the timing in which you think it should be done. He simply can't… and a wise Pastor won't. He'll follow the Spirit's leadership as much as he knows how.
- Trust him. Most Pastors are genuinely trustworthy guys who care about the spiritual health and growth of the people under their care. Of course they have their own personal quirks, and there are exceptions who are power-hungry or personally manipulative for the sake of their own left-over emotional needs. But that's the exception, not the rule.
- Recognize the unique weight of others' burdens that the Pastor must bear, and that he is to do it joyfully. Make his work a joy, not a burden by cooperating with his efforts in every way you can (Hebrews 13:7).
- Realize that though your Pastor may not have personally entered into your life (yet), he is doing so in the lives of others ,and again, he's one man. Pray that the Lord will use him in the lives of those to whom he's ministering.
- Do what you can to regularly encourage him. He needs it.
- Don't forget his family needs encouragement and appreciation too. They all make MANY sacrifices in order for him to do his job well. Make it a regular part of your ministry in the church to lift up his family.


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ok. First matter of business: Frank Peretti, you are forgiven. Illusion was an amazing, remarkable book and in fact, was the best one I've read in a long time.
That night though....the night before last, was horrible. Paranoia unabated, with no one there to reassure me and to tell me all was well and all was going to stay well, is sheer misery.
managed to swing that via a loan from my dad which I will pay off as quickly as I can. Once I get that then I can load all of my ArtRage, Adesso, and PsE8 software and then I'm in business. I really hate the process of getting a new computer up to speed...getting everything loaded on it and whatnot, but it's a necessary part of life these days, isn't it?
Maybe I will invite my friend and her kids over to use the beach in my community. I've never even been there other than to drive by it. I tried walking there two years ago, but it was too far for me to make it--even back then and in good shape. Of course the question exists, "Do I have a bathing suit big enough to contain my booty?" LOL (I was going to say "beauty" and decided "booty" was more appropriate :) )
I just saw a quote from Francis Chan on Facebook., "Every single thing you do in your life, apart from loving God and loving his people, is a waste of time." So as I'm considering what to do with my day, maybe I should keep that in mind also. I wondered how all of our lives would change were each of us to approach our days with that quote in the forefront of our minds?

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These are selected clips from an interview with Kanye West conducted by Tomas Koolhaas in October 2013 for his film 'REM' -a documentary about his father, the architect Rem Koolhaas.
CONTEXT:In May 2012 OMA (Rem Koolhaas's architecture firm) designed a temporary pavillion for Kanye West at the Cannes film festival. The purpose of the pavilion was to screen a film purpose-made by Kanye West that was shot using seven cameras recording simultaneously from different angles. The pavilion housed seven separate screens, each one showing a separate camera angle. Despite the innovative nature of the film and the pavilion itself the entire endeavor received only a limited amount of coverage in the mainstream media.


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Oy. I completely forgot about it. We volleyed ideas back and forth on where it might find a good fit and settled on three likely prospects. Each of these publishers have something outstanding going for it and I would've been happy with any of them.
I picked one I had never worked with before because another friend had insider information and knew they were good about promoting their authors.
Maybe it was Fate, but I don't think my submission went through their electronic submissions portal. It kept buffering and never gave me a message that it had completed the transaction. (It was one of those weeks I kept having internet problems. --like that's anything new around here.)
I should've tried again, but that's when my royalty statement came in from Samhain. Touch Of Fire is old by publishing standards, yet it still brings in more revenue than my other books. Tweaking the nose of irony, I decided to submit the manuscript to them.
As publishers go, Samhain's operations seem more transparent than others. They constantly keep their authors up to speed, and own-up when things go awry. I like that.
But there was a more important reason that made me choose Samhain. Even though True Believers (Carina) won top pick in two "Best of" reviewer lists, Touch of Fire continues to out-earn TB.
Getting all those kudos for True Believers was nice, but all it meant was that a couple of high-profile reviewers liked it. Whereas the book with higher sales meant more readers bought it. Given the choice, I'd rather have more people reading my book than getting critical acclaim.
I'm glad I finally got off my tookus and submitted it.
PS This post was actually written a month ago. That's how crazy my life has been. Sheesh.
And I gotta know...does anyone out there forget about their manuscripts after they've written them or is it just me? I know I've had a lot of my plate this year, but really, this is bizarre even for me.
Tank Update: The old man is going to be fine. After the terrible viruses took the two puppies, we were very worried when Tank started gagging. It turns out his tonsils were inflamed. The vet thinks it's allergy related. He's been on antihistamines and it seems to have helped. Thank goodness!
He was a big hit at the new vet's office and behaved like a perfect gentleman despite all the poking and prodding.


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Its on my B'Day
hi friends...!
hmmm now let me take chance of sharing my birthday with u ppl
it was on 2nd October, a national holiday .
every year i do celebrate my special day at home with my parents.
celebrating in the sense just wearing a new dress , giving sweets to neighbors that's it. its was in my 10th all my friends came to our home any we enjoyed a lot .
and the next yr it was in my 1st yr i was having a special class , so i went to coll and gave sweets to all my lecturers.
and when i was in 2nd yr i cut a cake in the midnight bought by my sister.
hope u came to know how enjoy my birthday every yr.
but this yr i was not at all interested to do something on my birthday that my parents are planning to go out of station. i asked my father to go out of station the very next day.he said OK, a bit happy.
hmmm it was mid night i was being wished by my friends through a msg to my fathers mobile.
early in the morning i was busy receiving phone calls from my friends and relatives.
hmmm its around 10' o clock in the morning i wore my new dress, my parents got ready to start .
I noticed that every one is busy doing something . i was unable to know what r they doing.
and after a while i was shocked to see a cake in front of me. I'm too happy at that moment.
i cut that sweet and lovely cake , put it to my parents ,sister , friends present there.
i was also shocked to see the gifts there. they are a watch , small doll and a greeting card given by my sister. almond chocolates and temptations given by two cousins. later my mom and dad started to village.
its was in the after noon my friends came to me , and we enjoyed a lot by talking about all our memorable days .
so finally i thought that this birth day will be a dull one , but it totally changed to a memorable day .
happy a lot
thanks for all your wishes.
enjoy this cake, its for u on my birthday
thanks for reading all this
sorry if any mistakes in presenting it.
hmmm inka meet u with my next post
take care
enjoy your birthday's too
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i'm compelled to just click on that 'REFRESH' button in my life
so i can just reorganize everything.
so i can just reorganize everything.
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We had our first pool party of the season! It is my favorite weekly summer date. When I arrived, the amazing hostess with the mostess whipped up a little gourmet lunch for us. We had fresh veggies from her garden, strawberry salsa with homemade cinnamon sugar pita chips, and tomato-basil-mozzarella flat bread. So yummy!
Angela has the most gorgeous pool, and Baby Kailyn enjoyed it. She seemed to like the pool and the warm water. I swung her around, put her in a float, and held her. I even dunked her head under water for the first time. She seemed a little shocked but she did not seem to mind it at all. One, Two, Three... Weeeee!
After a short but lovely swim, I tried to get a few pictures of these three cuties together, but that did not go so well.
You get the picture. These girls are going to be best friends, and they are taking nicely to each other. The older girls care about Baby Kailyn, and I look forward to the days when they are running around that pool like banshees.
Here's to another summer full of swim dates, naps, and momma time!
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Here's to another summer full of swim dates, naps, and momma time!


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The Road of Lost Innocence
Somaly Mam
I picked up this book as part of prepping for a recent Sunday morning message about sexual exploitation and human trafficking. And I can only say that this book seriously messed me up. The night I actually finished it I was tossing and turning until after 3am. My brain wouldn't stop.
Much of what I read was completely horrifying and it's difficult to imagine that it can even be true. But wow...to hear this woman's story and how she came through a life of being sold, abused, and resold. To see her come to the point where she now helps others escape and experience freedom...it's inspiring and overwhelming. And it makes me feel like my contribution to helping fight injustice in the world is insignificant.


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Stats Say Blogs Drive Traffic!
At Word Camp Austin the other day, I heard that blogs can increase traffic to websites for businesses up to 65%. Are you kidding me? I thought that we bloggers were just a subculture of people who like to hear ourselves write. I enjoy reading my fellow bloggers' posts. I LOVE it when another blogger likes one of my posts and tend to click their link and read something of theirs. We're just cool that way, and talented too!
65% has been bouncing around in my head this week because, well, it's impressive. Today, I've been back and forth with a Realtor friend, Eileen Gill, about finding the time to go to lunch. I clicked a link from her Facebook Business Page and found her company's blog. Curious, I dove in. Admittedly, this crew of agents are highly educated and uber cool with life experiences that span the globe and weave in and out of the music industry, my type of Realtors. Just saying that I should not have been surprised at the quality of the blog, but here I am, writing away.


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I don't talk about self-injury (SI) much, but since it was a significant portion of my life for awhile, and I know others might struggle with this, I want to tell you about my coping mechanisms.
By now, I've mostly overcome cutting. I'm not going to lie- there are some times where I miss it. To be completely honest, I'm not sure why I found it soothing. If I had to guess, it might be because I liked taking care of something I could see. You can't see mental illness, but would a healthy person destroy their forearms and thighs with a pocket knife? It was like I had to prove to myself that I was sick. And then, when I was done with my routine, I'd clean myself up, like I had fixed something. I haven't found anything healthy that will truly replace that feeling (here's to hoping that you do!); instead, I've come up with a few things that are physical and can distract me until the feeling passes.
One strategy I use is to carry around fidget toys. The best ones are the ones that hurt, but don't pierce the skin. Guitar picks are small and feel almost like a knife. They're very small and you can put them in your pocket. They're also pretty cheap and rather normal to carry around. You can get a can of 20 here or go to any music store.
There are also spiky dryer balls that you can carry around. If you squeeze them hard enough, you can definitely feel pain. There are also weird hair detanglers you can get.
In addition, coating your skin with eucalyptus oil or rubbing alcohol wipes creates a tingling sensation.
Again, it might not always help, but each step is better than no step at all.


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LYNN'S PLACE Welcome to my new home... hope you enjoy yourself while your here...thanks for dropping by and of course stop in any time... Lynn . . . . ,give thanks in all circumstance, for this is God's will for you in Christ Jesus. 1Thessalonians 5:18
Monday, April 25, 2011
My take on the Border Rounder card
This is another border rounder card so easy... with practice I will perfect it... what a great tutorial I posted below you should try it ...and share yours..tfl
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Love it Lynn, great colours and super sketch. Wonderful job.ReplyDelete
nice spring colors pretty sketch..tfs..loves yaReplyDelete
Beautiful card using the border rounder technique, Lynn! I love the soft spring colors :) TFS!ReplyDelete
Such a beautiful card! I love the soft colours and the lovely butterflies.ReplyDelete
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InnoGames reveals holiday events in Forge of Empires and other titles
InnoGames spends this Thanksgiving unveiling major holiday events for all four of its mmo games.
In Forge of Empires, the Frosty the snowman makes a grand return, bringing along festive daily quests. Players can complete the quests to earn rewards which can be turned in for mystery presents. Players won't know what's inside each present until they open them, with some unlocking completely new buildings, decorations and player avatars.
The same luck theme appears in the Grepolis holiday event. The goddess of luck, Tyche, has put up a calendar, a beautiful tree and a wheel of fortune. Players will need to interact with these objects to receive rewards and boosts, including increased recruitment speed and large cost deductions for city festivals.
For The West holiday event, which begins a little later on December 19, players will be treated to a special holiday shop. Fans of the browser mmo can choose from and purchase many unique and even entirely new costume sets.
Lastly, the Tribal Wars holiday event offers profitable trading with a slice of raiding danger. Players can approach mysterious traders that have set up shop and turn in their valuable goods for possibly lucrative deals. Be careful though while trading because these attract the attention of raiders who will out of nowhere attack and the merchants.
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If you must choose between two evils, opt for the one you've never tried before
Like funbun, I'm another recumbent bike rider who builds his own rides.
follow the recumbent link
Here in Central Florida, we have quite a few Rails to Trails multi use paths.
I have a night time ride, once a month that starts 75 miles from my home. I can ride there on bike paths except for about 20 miles on a four lane divided highway that has a good shoulder.
I can't ride 75 miles in a day, so, an overnight with a stealth camp somewhere before the 50 mile mark would be required. That kind of scares me, although I would camp off of the trail and should be able to get out of sight.
New point: All the fuss about covering the bike seems silly to me. On previous tours (Like the Florida Safari --450ish miles in a week), everyone leaves their bike out and tents. The more conciencious riders cover the seat.
That's my 2 cents
Man, you guys make my Trek 4700 mountain bike look like one of those little pink ones with training wheels and tassles hanging out of the handlebars.
Just Jeff made me do it
You said you weren't gonna tell anybody about the training wheels and tassles. I guess you come out about the sewing machine and now you have ALL the confidence you need to show the true you.
Some things are better left unsaid.
(Now if you had pink tassles on your hammock...)
Republics are created by the virtue, public spirit, and intelligence of the citizens. They fall when the wise are banished from the public councils because they dare to be honest, and the profligate are rewarded because they flatter the people, in order to betray them. ~Judge Joseph Story
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Hahahahaha. Guess I have to do something to keep all those girls at my house entertained. But, I wasnt the one talking about buying pink camo or sewing a ruffle on the bottom of my hammock (although, I may have to make one like that to get my oldest daughter in the woods). BD
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I haven't tried touring with a hammock yet but it's my intention. I picked up a touring bike last month in with the 20% off plus dividend at REI. All I need now is bags and I'm ready to roll.
Another poster mentioned doing the first section of the underground RR. I think I'm going to give the Potomac Tidewater Trail a go.
One day when I grow up...
I put the Arkel panniers on mine. They're well made but pricey. I met a guy with some Lone Peaks last year and they were really nice. Plus you can get a whole set for what I paid for my rear bags. I'd probably change the mounts, which I did on the Arkels also. But then I pretty much modify every thing I buy.
Go see: http://www.thetouringstore.com
If you must choose between two evils, opt for the one you've never tried before
I bought a set of Arkel Hooks and made my own panniers out of plastic buckets. I called them the Buckets of Doom. They got me through graduate school, lol.
I want to make a set of bags for my recumbent bike. Most pannier are design to increase foot clearance, but on a recumbent that isn't a problem. So I plan to make a set of bags that is more longitudinal than most panniers.
Those buckets aren't the prettiest things but if they work they work:-) I didn't like the Arkel mounts because they rattled and the shock cords let the bottom of the bags flap like wings. I don't like weight shifting, especially when I'm coming off the mountains at high speed. I took some 1/8 x 1 aluminum and made some hooks and used webbing strap to cinch the bags to the rack. The webbing is held tight to the bottom of the bag by a plastic strip. It's a lot more solid and I took 1 1/2 lbs off the bike.
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Okay you guys! I love love love my windows and doors. I am beyond excited and everything looks above and beyond what I imagined. Thank you for all your help and being patient with me with the endless meetings to verify everything was perfect and it is.
Replaced 3 windows and side door using Marvin products and Clark Hall as the installer. Terrific experience with this company from start to finish-very professional. This was a 2 day project and the installers appeared right on time as promised (yea!) and did a terrific job-very neat both inside and out. You may find cheaper windows but Clark Hall and Marvin will be tough to top-could not be more pleased.
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Character Profile: Nathan From Burdened
By: Peiri Ann
Age: As a human – 20. Sephlem – 93.
Weight: 209 lbs
Hair Color: Black and brown
Eye Color: Depends on his mood.
Build: Tall and Muscular
Occupation: Part owner of a manufacturing company / Burdened Sephlem
Past Time: Mountain climbing, Hiking, Partying, Girls, and Ruthless actions.
Family Member: All that you can think of. Mother, Father, brothers, sister, etc.
Personality: Unpredictable (Depends on if he is in control)
Biggest Fear: Tracey dying
Relationship Status: Now, as of today, mated.
Regrets: Before his mate when out and almost got herself killed, and she gained black eyes and match hands. He had none. (In Nathan's words) I regret bonding with her. But, don't tell her that though. She might get pissed.
I am going to hand it over to Nathan so he can give us his overview on things Burdened.
Nathan's overview for the meaning of being "Burdened":
Let's first get it out there that I'm not human. I'm Sephlem, though I look the part. Being burdened for us―Sephlems―means we are tainted by demons blood. And with the dangers that are held within us, we hold a risk to our mates and pretty much everyone else that walks the earth.
Overview of the meaning "Mate":
You know, that one person who was designed for you to be with forever…if you all last that long. When we Sephlems mate, the male takes the heart of the female, regardless if they are human, creature, or beast. So it is priority to protect them. Unless you lose control and you kill her, ending your own life. Because, what happens when your life source (her heart) no longer beats?...
Overview of your life in "Burdened':
An unpredictable story, designed to comfort you into thinking the life with a burdened Sephlem is all smiles, hugs, kisses, and good sex. When in reality, it is actually all that with the worse type of betrayal (in my eyes), the funniest (Sarcasm) / pointless type of lies (that will probably end with someone trying to kill themselves), the most detrimental tease of a tainted destiny (the worse day of my life), and because within all evil lies good and love. Remembering that alone, helps me and my mate get through it… I hope.
A Burdened Novel
Book 1
Peiri Ann
Genre: Paranormal Romance
Number of pages: ebook (381)
Number of pages: paperback (423)
Book Description:
Tracey Warren has everything an eighteen year old girl should. She lives a life of expectancies; go to school, please her parents, party with friends, and revel in life as a young adult.
That is until she experiences an unexpected life changing accident caused by Nathan Newcomb; an illegally attractive yet perplexed guy who has her fumbling over her words and cracking her head on the concrete. In being enthralled by his overwhelming existence, Tracey neglects his promise of death (which never falls short of Nathan) and in ignoring his guarantee, she chooses to give into love over sanity and risks her life for the opportunity of being with him.
Nathan, knowing the risks gives into this want to have Tracey presuming it may be better to jeopardize their possible ending, than to allow her to endure the pain of his devoid. Nonetheless, with him being a burdened Sephlem, not only are they burdened by their adversaries who will risk everything but the exposure of their existence to see Nathan fall. But Nathan and Tracey come to find that their most sinister enemies lie under their same roof and regrettably share the same bloodline.
Book Trailers: http://youtu.be/8MEiI_O0j5A and http://youtu.be/xUnMHHqvGfo
Available at Amazon and BN
About the Author:
A love for reading transpired into an admiration for writing at a young age for Peiri Ann. Starting off in writing poetry and short stories she indulged in the possibilities of creating new worlds and lives to live within them opening a window of unanticipated possibilities. In high school a pin and notebook never left her grasps and in college the pin was replaced by a keyboard and the notebook replaced by a computer screen. She holds a Bachelor's degree in Psychology and certified in business management.
When Peiri Ann is not writing, reading, doing homework, or working in the downtown of Chicago she enjoys spending time with her little girl, watching action flicks, and spooning peanut butter from the jar as a midnight snack.
Web – www.peiriann.com
Blog - http://peiriannslifesloves.blogspot.com/
Twitter - @peiriann
Facebook – https://www.facebook.com/aburdenednovel
Goodreads – http://www.goodreads.com/author/show/7728917.Peiri_Ann


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- Friday depends on ES pivot.
- ES pivot 2092.83. Holding below is bearish.
- Rest of week bias uncertain technically.
- Monthly outlook: bias lower.
- Single stock trader: VZ now a swing trade buy.
After a brief attempt to break above its pivot at 3 AM last Friday, ES never threatened again and the market closed lower as I had predicted with my patented conditional call. A Friday close lower is a bearish sign and a subsequent Monday close lower would confirm it. So let's figure out if that's going to happen, pronto
The technicals
The Dow: The Dow has now been falling basically for two weeks and it finally hit its lower BB on Friday.with a stubby red spinning top that left the indicators oversold, though not wilding so. That's a reversal sign in my book but one which requires confirmation - falling knife etc.
The VIX: Last Thursday night I wrote that "200 MA touches usually mark tops for the VIX and this time doesn't look any different." And that was true, with the VIX falling 3.4% on Friday on a tall red bearish engulfing pattern after making one last stab at its 200 day MA. And that gave us one of those unusual cases where the VIX and the market were both down the same day. It was also enough to drive the stochastic lower so overall I'd say the VIX looks lower again on Monday.
Market index futures: Tonight, all three futures are lower at 12:34 AM EDT with ES down 0.06 %. On Friday ES gave us a far red spinning top that tested its lower BB and drove the indicators oversold. The Sunday overnight is doing pretty much the same, with a second unsuccessful test of the BB so there seems to be an attempt at bottoming here. Whether or not its successful remains to be seen as this sort of action requires confirmation, particularly given the general weakness of the paste two weeks.
ES daily pivot: Tonight the ES daily pivot falls again from 2102.25 to 2092.83. That still leaves ES below its new pivot so this indicator continues bearish.
Dollar index: As might be expected, the dollar shot up nearly a percent on Friday to bust out of its descending RTC with a bullish setup, form a bullish stochastic crossover, and cause the indicators to bottom at oversold. That all points to more upside Monday.
Euro: And just reverse everything above for the euro which is now looking lower again for Monday.
Transportation: And finally on Friday the trans gave us a bit of bullish divergence by rising a hefty 0.86% on a day the Dow and SPX were both down. The resulting bullish engulfing candle keeps them in a rising RTC though the indicators have begun moving lower just before reaching overbought. And with the trans sitting right on three day resistance now, it's not clear they have enough gas in the tank to move higher Monday.
average points
January 8 6 4 1 0.563 627
February 6 4 5 3 0.692 183
March 7 6 5 4 0.647 976
April 3 8 7 0 0.273 1
May 6 5 5 2 0.615 581
June 2 0 1 2 1.000 94
And the winner is...
Much like last Thursday night ES is once again sitting just below its daily pivot with a number of reversal signs present in the other charts. That makes tonight another candidate for a conditional call. If ES can break above its pivot by mid-morning Monday we'll close higher. If not, we close lower.
Single Stock Trader
OK, I was wrong. Just when I thought VZ couldn't go any lower ... it did, plunging another nearly 2% on Friday. Holy moly! RSI has now hit the big Z - that's zero, zilch, nil, nada, the square root of nothing. The last time RSI was this low, well it isn't even on my chart. It traded entirely below its lower BB. If this doesn't dive any further Monday morning, I'm in.


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A cricket team formed of Reading College students played a Twenty 20 fixture against John Hampden Sixth Form Grammar School last week.
The match took place at the beautiful club ground of West Wycombe Cricket Club on Wednesday (24 May).
John Hampden won the toss and elected to bat, scoring a very competitive 115 runs for eight wickets in the allocated 20 overs. Reading College started well, scoring 50 in the first 11 overs. However, with good tight line and length bowling from John Hampden bowlers, Reading were all out for 70 runs in 16 overs.
College Sports Maker, Sagheer Khaliq, said: "It was an excellent experience for our students to compete against a top grammar school which plays two games a week. There were lots of positives to take forward from the game as we start to build a team that is able to play at a good standard. Well done to all who participated."


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Monday, August 6, 2007
Kitten Update!
I forgot to update you... Good News! Kitten number 2 is right back where he belonged under T#2's bed! Who knows where he went on his little adventure? The white one still can't get his little legs under himself to walk, but apparantly the black one is getting around just fine... silly little furballs!
2 comments:
- wahzat!! said...
I really do enjoy your style of writing thank you for allowing me to peep into your life every now and again.
Oh happy you found the kitten.
And kudos to you for putting up the BBQ I would have joined your husband after the first half hour
- August 8, 2007 at 1:45 PM
Very very adorable! Makes me wish I didn't have allergies so I could have cute little kitties!
- August 13, 2007 at 8:16 AM
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Apr 15, 2017
SELINSGROVE, PA. -- The Gophers fell to the River Hawks of Susquehanna 19-3 Saturday afternoon on the road.
Junior Molly Brenton (Lancaster, PA), freshman Shanon Stull (Westminster, PA) and freshman Gabrielle Umstead (Chads Ford, PA) all found the back of the net for the Gophers.
Junior goalkeeper Bridget Den Boer (Sparta, NJ) made 11 saves during the contest.
The River Hawks were led by senior Shannon Kinney with 5 goals, 6 draw controls and one caused turnover.
How It Happened:
- Susquehanna got a quick start on the Gophers, scoring within the first 20 seconds of the contest.
- Umstead scored her goal at 19:31 to go in the first half.
- Susquehanna went on a seven-goal run to close out the first half.
- Brenton and Stull scored their goals within 3 minutes of each other in the second half.
- Susquehanna had 13 draw controls to Goucher's 11.
Up Next:
Goucher plays Catholic at Beldon Field this Wednesday, April 19th, at 5 p.m.


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So I'm a "Love and Logic" parent. A dear friend of mine gave me the "Love and Logic: The Toddler Years" audio book even before I was pregnant with my first baby and it was love at first listen. Not because I necessarily think spanking is evil; it certainly seemed to work in our household growing up. Each of my now living children have gotten a half dozen or so single swats on the padded area God provided for that purpose when Mommy has been driven to the point of exhaustion and is out of any clever ideas. It is only a last resort, however, and I hate it every time I pull that one out of the bag of disciplinary tricks. Frankly, it almost always boils down to laziness and a lack of patience on my part.
Baby Girl is currently testing my resolve. To the extreme. Baby Boy was, in retrospect, an easy two. Eddie was not, but he had special needs and was terminally ill so I tended to let discipline slide. Baby Girl is proving to be as ornery and strong-willed as her eldest brother and since I am fairly confident that she will one day need to be a functioning member of society, she has to be disciplined. It is making her crazy that she is not my boss and it is making me tired (if not crazy) to keep reasserting that I, indeed, am. After the third time-out before noon, Mommy begins to fantasize about taking a long vacation...alone. In a child-free environment.
Luckily for her (or unluckily, however you look at it), I recently got a refresher course on the Love and Logic approach and am attacking this dynamic in new and interesting ways. Ways like: "I only give juice boxes to girls who sit in their car seats" or "I will talk to you when your voice sounds like mine." I am empowered; she is infuriated. But, little by little, she is also much more cooperative. Because she really, really wants that juice box.
Some of the tenets of this style of parenting, as modeled by Super Nanny if any of you watch that show, is enforceable statements and natural consequences. That being said, I made the biggest parenting boo-boo a few days ago that I have ever made. Baby Girl is fully potty trained, but that night she did not want to sit on the potty before bed even though she was doing what we affectionately call "the pee-pee dance." (For you non-parents or even parents who don't appreciate potty stories, bear with me; it's short and there aren't many details.) So while she is screaming at me from the toilet "NOT go pee-pee," I, brainiac that I am, say, "Ok, but we are going to sit here until you go pee-pee." As soon as the words were out of my mouth, I wanted to shoot myself. My child once "held it" for eighteen hours when we were still new to the whole potty thing. She is one stubborn goose. I could have set myself up for a long, long night sitting on the the bathroom floor.
God was with me, however. Her brother was getting to watch a Mickey Mouse cartoon before bed. She said she wanted to watch the movie. I said the sooner she peed the sooner she could go watch it. The result was immediate and I breathed a huge sigh of relief and a prayer of thanks. I was able to tell my husband and laugh at myself.
On the natural consequences side of things, she taught herself what I hope was a valuable lesson this morning. It was definitely a painful one, both for her physically and for me emotionally. She was throwing a fit after getting out of the bathtub. She didn't want to get dressed and was refusing to leave the bathroom. In the midst of the tantrum, she threw herself face-down on the bathroom floor. Since her arms were busy holding her towel around her, she did not catch herself with anything but her face. Or, more specifically, her upper lip. It was one of those impacts that you can tell is a bad one from the sound that it makes. I immediately felt sick to my stomach. I fought the urge to scoop her up and offer her a million kisses and utmost sympathy. I know it sounds cold, but I do believe it helps children understand that their actions have consequences and that they are responsible for those consequences. In this age of entitlement, I am desperate to teach my kids accountability from a very young age, while the consequences are relatively small. Still, I never would have given my kid a fat lip and was fairly distressed that she gave herself one. I took a deep breath, offered a sincerely empathetic, "I bet that really hurt," and picked her up to analyze the damage, praying that she didn't break any teeth. Her teeth were fine; she has a busted lip and, have to say, a bit of a better attitude. When her dad asked her how it happened, she answered simply, "I hurt my mouth." When he pressed and asked her how she hurt her mouth, she immediately changed the subject. I'm guessing there was, indeed, a lesson learned.
I am fairly convinced that this is how God our Father operates. I know people who believe they are being punished by God, when from an objective standpoint their circumstances have naturally progressed from their own patterns of behavior. I was one of those people. My life was a shambles, I couldn't maintain healthy relationships, I suffered from headaches and hangovers, my finances never looked as I thought they should and I kept looking to other people, factors, or ultimately God to assign fault. In retrospect, God wasn't making bad things happen to me because I was a drunk; I was a drunk, made poor choices, and therefore bad things happened. Even if our lifestyles are not so dramatically out of line with God's plan for us, we still choose our responses to the challenges which inevitably come our way. God lets us choose to be angry at Him. By doing so, we separate ourselves from God's love, the one thing that can lift us up out of any circumstances, giving us renewed strength, joy and peace. We might even throw ourselves down in our anger and give ourselves a spiritual boo-boo worth reckoning with. A word to the wise: God uses enforceable statements. There is a big, thick book full of them. And He always wins.
The good news is, though, that God also believes in positive reinforcement. Not in the "give your church $10, God's going to give you $100" (aka -- God as a piggy bank) kind of way. You may give your church or favorite charity $10 and not see another dime. Without fail, though, if you are obedient to Him, both in action and attitude, He is going to bless you. Maybe materially, always spiritually. There is tremendous relief and peace the moment you stop screaming at God, stop wildly kicking your feet at Him, and start making good choices. We are His children. He is an all-loving Father. If we face some hardship or limitation, there is some good reason for it. We have every reason to simply trust and obey. If we choose not to, I think that like any parent God feels a sense of sadness at the scrapes and bruises He knows will be coming. Ultimately, however, we only will be hurting ourselves. I am praying that Baby Girl "gets it" now, while the worst consequence she has suffered is a split lip. It took a long time for me to learn that, in the words of Bob Dylan, "you're gonna have to serve somebody." I am a servant of the Living God and instead of weakness, my submission has granted me a power unlike any I have ever known. The power to be happy, to be well, and to thrive. That's a pretty awesome love...and God's kind of logic.


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Wednesday, December 26, 2012
Larry the Pigeon
check out my interactive storybook at the link below.
Larry the Pigeon
Sunday, December 23, 2012
The three little pigs
"The first little pig built her house out of straw, and the second little pig built his house out of sticks."
This is one of three of the illustrations I did for the three little pigs done in my children's 2 book class. Technique is cut paper.
Monday, November 19, 2012
fun at work
Cut paper illustration from an assignment in class, this birds favorite activity is dancing and he hates working!
Monday, July 30, 2012
vector fun
Thursday, May 24, 2012
Environment animation
Click the link to view my flash animation. It takes a minute to load so be patient. Click around on the animation and enjoy!
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Monday, April 9, 2012
P is for pizza
Alphabet spread for my children's book class. Its easier for kids to learn the alphabet when each letter is a pizza ingredient:) also makes you hungry for pizza.
Sunday, April 8, 2012
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I don't know about you guys, but sometimes a week drags on. And sometimes a Friday afternoon drags on and on. And on.
I was tired of the dragging, so I decided to bake something. It's a magnificent cure for what ails you. Especially if it involves chocolate. Which it did.
I didn't have much flour and I was saving it for our weekly homemade pizza. So I needed to do something with almond meal.
But almond meal can be pretty dry inside no matter how short or long you cook it. Luckily, I had an idea.
I sometimes get our seasonal vegetables from our raw milk supplier. And I had this enormous, gorgeous, aging sweet potato all by its lonesome in the cabinet.
Thus, the Grain-Free Sweet Potato Cake with Chocolate Frosting was born. And it is delish! It is fabulously moist. Yes, I said that word. It's ok to use the word when speaking of cake. Then and only then. (Hey! My kitchen; my rules.)
I will share the recipe with you now, which I literally made up as I went along. (Literally. I put something in the bowl and then ran to the table to write it down. Proper word usage. Booyah!)
For the Sweet Potato Cake
1 super-size or 2 large sweet potatoes (yield 2 cups)
1/4 c. coconut oil
1/2 c. maple syrup
1/4 c. coconut sugar (or cane sugar.)
2 large eggs
1/2 c. yogurt
3 cups of almond meal
1/2 t. salt
1 t. baking soda
1/2 t. baking powder
Preheat oven to 350F.
Peel and dice a sweet potato and steam it for 15 minutes or until soft.
Pour into mixing bowl. Add coconut oil and beat until smooth. Stir in the maple syrup and coconut sugar. Add eggs and beat for 1 minute
In a separate bowl, combine almond meal, salt, baking soda and baking powder. Add to the wet ingredients alternately with the yogurt. You may need to scrape the bowl and beat a little longer.
Pour into a 13in x 9in greased or parchment lined glass pan. Bake in 350F oven for 25 minutes or until inserted knife comes out clean. Cool and frost.
Not-particularly-original-but-pretty-universal Chocolate Frosting
1/2 c. butter softened
1/4 c. cocoa powder
1 t. vanilla
2 c. powdered sugar
2-3 Tbsp. milk
Cream butter. Add vanilla and cocoa (slowly. ahet ahem!)
Gently mix in sugar. Beat for a minute or two, until smooth, scraping bowl as you go. Thin as desired by adding 1 TBSP at a time of the milk.
When the cake is thoroughly cool, (I mean yeah, it's thoroughly cool but I mean, not hot anymore,) add frosting. Or let your magic kitchen helper do it for you. Because she is eager!
Then eat.
Eat the food!
Always eat the food.
Your languishing soul will thank you. And so will your family when you start bouncing around all happied up on too much chocolate. Wheeeeeeee!!!!!!!
Here's a slice for you:


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February 7, 2011
We are very satisfied with the tractor which we bought from Darrell Miller at Houston Automotive Group. The truck was great and the service was outstanding. We will look forward for future purchasing again. Darrell, Thank you very much.
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Andy T. Luu
Houston, TX
January 25, 2011
I am pleased to extend and share my experience of purchasing a vehicle from Houston Automotive Group and Texas Truck Center. Darrel Miller was both knowledgeable and extremely helpful in my selection of a quality vehicle that meet our needs. I will not only recommend you business to others but I WILL purchase my next vehicle from Texas Truck Center. THANKS AGAIN!!!
Jeff Wesson
Spring, TX
January 24, 2011
The truck was clean, smooth and as described. Sales personnel were very knowledgeable and helpful thought the sales processes.
Kevin Hill
Harlingen, TX
January 5, 2011
We had a great experience working with Greg Weber and the staff at Texas Truck Center. With Greg's help and TTC's extensive inventory, we found the perfect truck for our needs. They exceeded our expectations and we will definitely call Greg when we are ready for our next purchase.
Chris Moore
Houston, TX
December 30, 2010
Of course we came to Darrell Miller again when we started to look for used trucks. As usual, we can trust Darrell to recommend the perfect truck for our needs. We just purchased 2 trucks from him again - sight unseen.
I'm so glad I can trust and depend on Darrell to get us the right truck for our needs!
Houston, TX
December 23, 2010
It was a pleasure to work with Tristan and the team at Texas Truck Center. We hashed out a price on the phone and they had all the documents ready when I arrived. Was only in there office 10 minutes. That's service!
Thanks guys for all your help in finding the right truck for my business.
Shilo Monney
Victoria, TX
December 22, 2010
I loved working with Tristan. He was very professional, he handled our order quickly, but most important he was very friendly when we made our purchases. It is difficult to find friendly people these days that also do an excellent job handling our account. We are a satisfied customer!
Rocio Jasso
Houston, TX
December 21, 2010
Greg Weber was very helpful in showing the way everything works on the truck and was very helpful in getting the truck to me. Thanks for the help on everything.
Richard Rhodes Sr.
Marion, LA
December 15, 2010
Tristan and Christina were professional and patient in completing this sale. I look forward to more business in the future.
Chris Whiteley
Ft. Worth, TX
Having to shop online for such a huge investment can be nerve racking. Darrell Miller helped to make the experience a good one. He took care of us and provided great communication. Were so happy with what he provided us. Thank you Darrell!
Lihue, Hawaii
December 8, 2010
We have purchased five service trucks in the past three years from Darrell Miller (he is a staight shooter and will take care of you). The quality and professionalism of the staff is "hands-down" outstanding. We have been pleased with the trucks we have purchased and look forward to a long business relationship.
Sonny Stickler
Galveston, TX
December 3, 2010
I was very skeptical about buying a vehicle site unseen. Darrell Miller gave the perfect description to me over the phone and always answered my questions. The truck was everything he said it was once I'd seen it in person. This truck is the next best thing to being brand new.....as this is the type of vehicles they like to sell. In the future I will call upon Darrell for my next purchase. Well worth the trip from New York state.
Rob Podrazil
Port Crane, NY
November 22, 2010
The price and the service are the best I have experienced. I have purchased many vehicles in the past and this was a great transaction. Darrell Miller was very helpful and knowledgeable. I highly recommend Houston Automotive Group.
Eric Turner
South Houston, TX
When I first started my business in 1992 I had one worn out truck, and a dream. Now with the help of Darrell and the folks at Texas Truck Center we are up to 9 trucks. For quality and good service turn to Darrell Miller at Texas Truck Center.
Wes Sparks
Mertzon, TX
November 19, 2010
NRG Manufacturing entered a new business which required a field service entity. We contacted Texas Truck Center to purchase our first Service truck. They were very responsive on all fronts that resulted in a purchase, so it is our intention to continue to source service vehicles and vehicle service from this company.
Tommy Raymond
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Thomas Raymond
Tomball, TX
November 17, 2010
Truck is everything they said it would be, hope to get as good of service out of truck as we did them.
Terry Hughes
Kirkland, WA
November 9, 2010
A great company to work with. Would do business with again at anytime. Thanks for all your help. You guys are great!
Bonanza Ford Mercury
Wray, CO
October 28, 2010
A+ Dealer would buy from again. They went a mile and a half to get me they truck I needed. It's a great truck with great service. They are a number 1 dealer in my book.
Clifford Allen
Clifford Allen
Decatur, IL
October 27, 2010
I worked with Tristan in a site unseen purchase of a F650 and ended up very happy with my purchase. TTC will be one of the first stops when it comes time for our next truck.
Pete Crisp
Alice, TX
October 25, 2010
We recently had an older truck rigged out with a used bed with the help of Darrell Miller and Staff. The installation was very clean, professional, and done in a timely manner. Thank You HAG
Derek Cruz
Houston, TX
October 21, 2010
I had an excellent experience with the purchase of the new truck. The staff was easy to talk to and knowledgeable of the equipment.
Clint Holley
Houston, TX
October 8, 2010
Great company to do business with. All things went as they should when you are buying a truck.
Dale Jones
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Lakeland, TN
October 1, 2010
Very satisfied with Greg
and overall transaction.
Faye Smart
Kenedy, TX
September 24, 2010
Greg was great to deal with and helped to lessen buying risks.
Peter Donohoe
North Conway, NH
September 22, 2010
I have bought 3 trucks from Greg Weber @ Houston Auto Group. Greg is a very honest salesman & will shoot straight with you, so don't hesitate using him. I've also had the pleasure of dealing with Karey every time I call & I truly think it's time she got moved into sales. She would be an asset to any business.
Jeff McMahan
Cuero, TX
September 20, 2010
You kept your word and the truck is exactly as you promised at the price you said.
We are very happy and will use you for our next truck
Bob Kunst
Robert Kunst
New Orleans, LA
September 17, 2010
This is our second purchase from Houston Automotive Group, and each time Darrel Miller offered valuable assistance in helping us find the right truck for our business needs. The trucks have been in excellent condition when purchased and have worked perfectly for the variety of tasks they are used.
Danbury, TX
After looking around to try to find a service truck, I found Darrell at Houston Automotive Group. He found a truck that was the right fit for what I needed and everything he told me on the phone was true when I flew down to buy the truck. It was a great experience! Thanks.
Glenn Moore
Noble, OK
September 12, 2010
It was a pleasure working with Tristan & Brian to purchase our truck. It was a quick and smooth transaction. I would deal with them again.
Jeff Sment
Waukesha, WI
September 9, 2010
We are very satisfied with the truck and the work that was done in their shop outfitting and installing the crane. Darrell did everything he said he would, plus a little more. That is the kind of service we like. We will come back for our next service truck.
Hobie Sibley
League City, TX
Darrel Is a stand up guy. What I like about him is he tells you like it is.
Keep up the good work!
Randell Verhoek
Bismarck, ND
September 8, 2010
The service was excellent! Fast delivery of product; third time buyers of Houston Automotive Group and we're happy to recommend their services to anyone. Great customer service and Greg is an excellent salesman.
Daniel Dozal
Plantersville, TX
September 3, 2010
Great selection, Great Prices, Excellent service, that is what we recieved when purchasing our two trucks. What more could you ask for? Was a great experience & the trucks are everything we expected & more. Thanks Houston!!
Brad Hayes
Wichita, Kansas
September 1, 2010
The truck I needed was here. Everybody was great to work with.
Jim Spurlin
Magnolia, Tx
August 29, 2010
Tristan was excellent to work with! The Ford F-450 was in excellent condition as described. I would highly recommend the Texas Truck Center to anyone. Tristan came in on his day off to help us get on the road, very professional and accomodating.
Mitch Jorde
Cando, ND
August 27, 2010
What a FANTASTIC experience!!! I am extremely happy with the way in which I was treated by Tristan and Brian. I found the truck online and purchased it sight unseen. It arrived in Canada exactly as described to me. The paper work was fast, efficient and went off without a hitch. I would highly recommend purchasing a vehicle through Houston Automotive Group. I have been importing commercial trucks from the USA for the past 4 years and this was without a doubt the easiest one I have ever done. Keep up the great customer satisfaction guys!! This is one Canadian girl who is appreciative of your attention to detail!!!
Tzana Chaudry
Edmonton, Alberta
I wanted to drop you guys an email and say how happy we are with our recent purchase of a 2008 Ford F550. I was very nervous about purchasing a truck off of the internet without looking it over first hand. You guys assured me that it would be in excellent condition and you weren't kidding. The truck was in better shape than I could have expected. You are extremely easy to work with and are honest about the condition of your trucks. We are more than pleased and if we are in the market to purchase another truck in the future I will be looking to you first. Thanks again for the great service and a great truck.
Ryan Ballard
Springdale, UT
August 25, 2010
Tristan, the service and sales staff were great ,I will be a repeat customer.
Trey Patton
Kilgore, TX
I found Texas Truck Center on-line. Darrell Miller assisted me to Spec and locate the unit that I needed. The truck was built and delivered to the minute. The truck exceeded my expectations. I was very satisfied with the truck and the excellent service at Texas Truck Center.
Jeff Morris
Lawrenceville, GA
August 23, 2010
This was a great transaction. Darrell was very good to work with. The timing was quick and easy.
Larry huppert
Southlake, TX
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The first time we came here was on a picnic. The next was so I could propose and every anniversary since we have re-created some part of our history. But this year that is not possible. This year we have enjoyed so much rain. Well, too much rain, really. Like fourteen days of torrential water that washed out what kept the valley protected from the rocks above.
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It's time for New Year's resolutions, particularly those about our health.
Although gun violence remains the leading cause of death among young people, our most dangerous weapon is still our fork. Forty-five times as many die of chronic diseases linked to a diet containing animal products, sugar and salt.
Hardly a month goes by without another study linking consumption of animal products with obesity, high blood pressure, diabetes, heart disease, stroke and certain cancers. No reputable study has ever shown an opposite result.
To all the wonderful people whom I have had the opportunity to work with over the past 12 years -- thank you.
We have worked together, argued together, shared our problems and hopes together and established ourselves as a team -- not always in agreement but always together.
Children in Flight Justin Brandon Mahaffey Golf Outing was a huge success in raising money for education. The golf outing was held on Oct.11 and Children in Flight would like to thank Tanglewood Golf Course, our sponsors, players and donors. We had a great outing this year.
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The changing of the calendar means new hope.
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The coming year will bring on a new cycle of elected leaders. Some will be experienced veterans. Others will be rookies.
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