In My Life

Enough said...

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I've decided to change the website...

Since I never use it, I thought it would be a good place to start a repository about me. Egotistical? Yeah, I guess. But it's the one thing I'll probably remember to do.

My New Theme Song!

You can visit Dan Roth Park online! - Thanks, squirrel!

I got one of those fun phone calls today...

My mother has a cleaning lady who comes in for a half day every-other week. Today the cleaning lady came in and discovered the house in shambles. It turns out a squirrel had gotten into the house! She was unable to contact my mother, so she called me up.

I got online to see who handled animal control in my hometown. In the process of doing that, I discovered that you can now visit Dan Roth Park online. (Well, at least you can see a few pictures of it.)

Yes, Dan Roth Park really does exist. It's a small park in the center of my hometown. It's not named after me, but after my late father. Every few years when I'm really missing him, I like to walk around the park and read the dedicatory plaque honoring dad.

see the listing and a few pictures of Dan Roth Park here

Oh, and my mom had to get an exterminator for the squirrel.
I'll post an update after I talk to her tonight.

UPDATE: The exterminator caught the squirrel.

Three Strikes and You're Out?

Three Strikes and You're Out?

I promise, this is the LAST one of these that I'll inflict upon you. (For now, anyway.)
This was taken in front of Notre Dame during a spring vacation in Paris a few years ago.

One More of Me

One More of Me

While I'm working on this image gallery thing, and at the risk of appearing vain and egotistical, I thought I'd upload one more picture I may want to use in the future. I've used it before as an online icon.
This was taken doing Kids Club in the park in summer of 2003.

I'm Ready for Warm Weather

I'm Ready for Warm Weather

My wife and I were given the wonderful gift of a week at a resort in Fort Lauderdale. I made the post-hurricane call today to make sure everything's up and running.

I can hardly wait to get to the warmth, and it's barely even starting to get chilly here! (Every year I like the cold, and the uncomfortable bulky layers of clothing that go with it, less and less.)

Check out the above picture... it's me hoisting a sail on a Florida vacation a year ago.

Steve Reynolds, everyday guy

This will be my last post related to the 2005 National YouthWorkers Convention in Pittsburgh. I promised I'd write about some of the great new people I met, and among these are the World Vision crew (esp. Mike & Shawn whom I worked the most with) and the IMJ crew (esp. the Leggs whom I worked the most with). I've also mentioned a few other folks elsewhere, and there are undoubtedly many who I will fail to mention. (A special thanks to Alex Roller for letting Judy & I come out and serve.)

However, I'd be lying if I didn't say I found one person's story catching me the most... not only because of his story, but because he didn't want to tell his story. His story only came out because the others who worked with him were eager to share it as part of getting to know each other before we spent a week working together.

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