This year Erin and I handed out candy at Trunk or Treat. I was a shepherd and Erin is a sheep. Most people got it. However, four people asked if I was God (including one adult). One person asked if I was Jesus and still another Joseph. Erin was asked if she was a Q-tip [...]
Posts Tagged ‘Wife’
Happy Halloween
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged Church, Humor, Wife on 11/03/2009 | Leave a Comment »
Four Years of Marriage
Posted in Life, tagged Job, Marriage, Memphis, Wife on 07/30/2009 | Leave a Comment »
July 30th, 2005 is the day Erin Grogan Lewis and I were married. It was a very hot day and I was not nervous at all. Erin looked incredible of course, I saw her first behind the old library at Murray State where we had a few pics taken. Then we had a bunch more [...]
ZamStory 3: The Optical Fairy
Posted in Zambia, tagged Eyeglasses, Wife, Zambia on 07/07/2009 | 1 Comment »
The Optical Fairy a.k.a Erin worked especially hard this year. First of all, she was the main retriever of glasses. Glenda and I would greet the patrons, take the ticket that described their need and called out a number that indicated which glasses to retrieve. Magically the glasses appeared in my hand. I then helped [...]
From Erin
Posted in Harding Grad School, Life, Paducah, tagged Community, Harding Grad School, Memphis, Paducah, Sycamore View, Wife on 04/28/2009 | Leave a Comment »
Erin wrote this on the old blog last night. I want to share it here: Monday, April 27, 2009 Misplaced With our time in Memphis rapidly drawing to a close, I am realizing that we haven’t been “misplaced in Memphis” at all. So many things about life here I will miss. . . our family [...]
Final Chapel Speech
Posted in Harding Grad School, tagged Chapel, Community, Harding Grad School, Wife, YouTube on 04/16/2009 | Leave a Comment »
Recently I gave my final speech in chapel. I reflected on some of the important moments at Harding, how I have changed, and the importance of change. Here are some highlights: “I will look back at my time at the grad school favorably. I will try not to remember studying for tests and writing papers, [...]
