Wood etc.
I went to pick up my new wood supply on Saturday. The load looked good and there were some really nice pieces burried down below, including one enormuos piece that was probably at least 14-16 inches across. I need to get serious about using it. If only I could arrange for a few 30 hour days....
In other news, We ate dinner and watched the first 3/4 of the game with Kristy Kent and Jen Hagin last night. It's always so good to see those guys and it is great to watch the game with other UNC grads whose minds are warped in a similar manner to mine.
Saturday night Brooklynne and I went out on a date to the Rockwood Filling Station. It was good, not too expensive, and the atmosphere was lively.
Sunday morning it was good to be a church for the first time in about a month. In Sunday School we are starting a series on community building, which generated a promising level of discussion. In the service, Alan challenged us to a renewed commitment to studying the sciptures. I plan to take that one to heart. Our small group is also starting a study of the Apostles' Creed. Between these three themes, I think I'll have my head filled most of the time.
Anyway, I'm just ramblng until I get inspired to do some real blogging.
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Has the Filling Station gotten itself right yet? We went soon after they opened and I guess they were having growing pains - uneven service, unevenly cooked food... though some of what we had was excellent. I don't think I'll ever have the guts to eat some of what they serve though - they have some crazy pizza toppings.
The Filling Station was great. We had good service, and the food was tasty and on time. Brooklynne and I may have more adventurous pizza taste since I worked for MacKenzie River Pizza Co. in Bozeman, which doesn't have weird toppings, but stuff that we didn't usually associate with pizza like black beans on their "Bell Ranch" pizza or a peanut sauce on their "Thai Pie."