Our professor of Photography (and my good friend) Clarence Wulf explains what it means to take a good photo. He teaches students who are preparing to go to the mission field and other places of service how to use a camera. Some have never even held a DSLR camera. My Barnabas group took a few minutes yesterday to look at the work of their peers and talk with Clarence about his winterim class.

Dropped by this afternoon to see Taylor Jones at Whiteboard Network in Chattanooga, TN. We talked about our web sites, and I was so right: there was plenty of light in the office area, brick walls, a total crash pad and lots of creativity. I almost forgot to mention that there was plenty of good strong coffee. I’m so grateful for this team of professionals. Check out their work: tfc.edu.

Lunch earlier at Niedlov’s Breadworks and . . . it was really good.

I caught a glimpse of a soaring bird above Toccoa Falls yesterday. They love to glide along with the air current above the gorge area and the weather was perfect for this very thing. All week the temperatures have been in the high ’70′s, but cooler weather begins today. Looking back, we spent most of yesterday telling one another that we “are not ready for winter!”

Johanna seems to be having a “Stevie Wonder” moment. But actually she is just smiling for the camera!

Toccoa Falls College was the lead sponsor of Saturday’s air show during Currahee Military weekend and this is just a sample of the spectacular view that everyone enjoyed.