This is where we will archive our older blog posts related to our time in Honduras.
Hurricane Eta update
Marinajo and I are in Denver caring for my brother in law Archie. We were not in Honduras this last week as hurricane Eta passed
Trusting God when plans change….
This year has been a “case study” in changed plans for all of us, we’re sure. This lesson continues as we’ve been in the US
We are here in the USA
Dear friends, we wanted to let you all know that we are in the USA for a visit for the months of September and October.
Photo Update July 2020
Hey all! Here’s a quick photo-update on what has been keeping us busy during the Covid-19 outbreak. Lots of behind the scene logistics, planning, receiving
Articles, podcasts, and sermons that have been a huge blessing to me over the past two weeks.
I’ve come across so much incredible Gospel content online in the last few weeks, I thought I might just run down a quick highlight reel
Trusting Christ
“How are you guys doing down there?” It is a question we get asked about 5 times a day right now via email, FB, or
Answered Prayers
Pray and Praise Update “THANK YOU for your prayers!” At the end of January, we posted a blog post in which we asked for prayer.
A few ways that you could pray for us
photo note: We were so incredibly grateful to have all of the kids with us for Christmas this year here in Honduras! We had a
Back to School!
We are so excited to tell you about this! Our 2019 furlough was undoubtedly the most profitable time away we have ever had. One of
Late Summer 2019 Trip and Financial Update
Stay tuned for a financial update below! Our trip to the US in August and September was wonderful! We were able to do a number
Buying Viagra for the Glory of Christ!
Buying Viagra for the glory of Jesus Christ. This blog post is based on another missionary’s post and this one will be a lot easier
Making the need known.
We are writing to let you know about a change in our financial situation and some upcoming needs that we are praying about. As most
Our Ministry Video (and an amazing fashion statement!)
I suspect many people wonder what in the heck we really do here at Loma de Luz and probably are just too polite to ask
Broken heart for the victims.
[vc_row 0=””][vc_column][vc_column_text 0=””] The recent articles by the Houston Chronicle have broken my heart for the victims of abuses that were revealed as part of
Ben’s Baptism
[vc_row 0=””][vc_column][vc_column_text 0=””] This was, as they say, the moment parent’s pray for. I just didn’t know it yet. The text came from Ben saying,
Merry Christmas 2018!
We wanted to share a few Christmas photos with those of you who we love and could not be with. Marinajo (along with lots of
2018 Ministry Milestones!
2018 was another blessed and eventful year. We celebrated our 10th anniversary of being here full time at Loma de Luz! We saw the opening
Fall 2018 Highlights!
The annual fall “march of teams” to Loma de Luz, several of which we sponsor every year. Our dear friends from Jacksonville Presbyterian Church in
Summer 2018 highlights
New cabinets! (and lots of outdoor cooking while said new cabinets were being built / installed out of concrete as the old ones had been
Where I Get to be Me
Today was a great day. Today I enjoyed myself. Today I got to be me in so many different ways. One story I’d like to
2018 Redeemer Missions Conference
It was our privilege to participate in the Redeemer Missions Conference this weekend. Saturday morning I gave a short update on how we are doing
Ben’s Quest
Dear Family and Friends, I have recently been accepted to a four-week intensive camp, called Quest. Quest, is a camp for young men who want
Making Connections
The past few weeks have been quite busy and eventful to the Glory of God!!! Two weeks ago we welcomed Dr. David Moon, an Optician,
An update from the Fields family in Honduras – part 3 of 3.
Now we come to the third installment of our three-part update via our blog. In Part 1, we talked about how Ben, Marinajo, and Mariah
An update from the Fields family in Honduras – part 2 of 3.
In part 1 of this update, we shared more of what we have been up to as a family this last year and how Ben
An update from the Fields family in Honduras – part 1 of 3.
The (now) three part series of blog posts that I am introducing started out as a Christmas letter to all of our family and friends.
A prophetic word that would have a ripple effect to the ends of the earth and to eternity
Before he spoke, Piper asked God for “a prophetic word that would have a ripple effect to the ends of the earth and to eternity.”
List of books and sermons.
I’ve told so many people about these books and sermons recently that someone suggested that I just go ahead and put the list here on
An Open Letter to Redeemer Bible Church in Brighton, Colorado.
To our dear friends at Redeemer Bible Church: We wanted to stop for just a minute and tell you thank you for your love and
La Conferecista – Marinajo Fields
Be careful what you share with your friends, especially the ones that believe in you, for you may find God speaking to you through them
Es La Vida…
“How are you doing with all of this, son?” Dave asked Ben. It was a nice Caribbean afternoon in January as we sat down to
A Sight For Sore Eyes
Rio Esteban after days of rain. Dr. Richard Reichert and his wife, Jill, comprise our visiting Ophthalmologist team. Their third trip to Loma de Luz
Fields Family Furlough 2015 – Weeks 5 & 6
This will really be a quick synopsis of weeks 5,6, of our 2015 furlough. I’m sorry that I haven’t taken more time to stay caught
Fields Family Furlough 2015 – Weeks 5 and 6
This will really be a quick synopsis of weeks 5 and 6 of our 2015 furlough. I’m sorry that I haven’t taken more time to
Fields Family Furlough 2015 – Weeks 5 and 6
This will really be a quick synopsis of weeks 5 and 6 of our 2015 furlough. I’m sorry that I haven’t taken more time to
Fields Family Furlough 2015 – Weeks 3 and 4
Since were only halfway through our furlough and I’m already behind on the blog, I’m going to combine weeks 3 and 4 into one blog
Fields Family Furlough 2015 – Weeks 3 and 4
Since were only halfway through our furlough and I’m already behind on the blog, I’m going to combine weeks 3 and 4 into one blog
Fields Family Furlough 2015 – Week 2
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Fields Family Furlough 2015 – Week 2
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Fields Family Furlough 2015 – week 1
Fields Family Furlough 2015 18 July, 2015 from Big Lake in Mt Vernon (Northern) WA There is so much background here that I don’t know
Fields Family Furlough 2015 – Week 1
There is so much background here that I don’t know if I want to take the time to tell or that anyone would find it
My Eulogy for my Dad’s Funeral
Read Daddy’s history from the class reunion. (I’m sorry I don’t have this document anymore) Many of you here knew my daddy during the early
Readers and Cheaters Galore!
Overwhelming! Over-flowing! Filled to the brim! These words describe both the condition of my heart and the current inventory of reading glasses in the Eyeglass
Identity Crises
Majesty and Intimacy Sitting on a porch at a hotel in the mountains of Honduras I watched the drizzling rain gently touch the banana leaves
Identity Crises
Sitting on a porch at a hotel in the mountains of Honduras I watched the drizzling rain gently touch the banana leaves in the garden,
Reading Glasses – Help Others See
It is a beautiful Wednesday morning, which for me means I am in the Eyeglass Clinic at Hospital Loma de Luz. I have a break
Reading Glasses – Help Others See
It is a beautiful Wednesday morning, which for me means I am in the Eyeglass Clinic at Hospital Loma de Luz. I have a break
The Summer of My Contentment
(This is an excerpt from our August, 2013 newsletter.) Does God sometimes work in themes in your life? This summer’s theme has been the summer,
The Summer of My Contentment
(This is an excerpt from our August, 2013 newsletter.) Does God sometimes work in themes in your life? This summer’s theme has been the summer,
Meet this summer’s short-termers that we sponsored.
When people are called to come to Loma de Luz for a short-term mission trip they receive a sponsor from within the LDL family of
Mariah’s Class Trip: How God Made It Happen
One day this past spring Mariah asked her daddy, “Daddy, the last couple of weeks my history teacher and the kids in my class have
Mariah’s Class Trip: How God Made It Happen
One day this past spring Mariah asked her daddy, “Daddy, the last couple of weeks my history teacher and the kids in my class have
A short video tour of Hospital Loma de Luz.
This is a short (a little less than 10 minutes) video tour of Hospital Loma de Luz, where my family and I serve. I’m sure
A short video tour of Hospital Loma de Luz
This is a short (a little less than 10 minutes) video tour of Hospital Loma de Luz, where my family and I serve. I’m sure
2011 Honduras MK Camp
This is what Mariah, Benny, and some 60 other MK kids and counselors were up to last week. Many thanks to all of the counselors
2011 Honduras MK Camp.
This is what Mariah, Benny, and some 60 other MK kids and counselors were up to last week. Many thanks to all of the counselors
Our Story
A Call to Missions I wrote extensively on this topic in the May 2008 entry titled “Called?” on this blog if anyone would care to read
Baby Miguel
By all accounts, baby Miguel looked to be a hopeless case. Nine days old and septic (from pneumonia), his parents had walked some five hours
Taking a patient to Hospital Atlántida in La Ceiba
Note, the names of the victim and his wife in this story have been changed to protect their privacy. As Brad and I pulled into
Catching up: post 4 of 4 – Missions and Ministry
Note: please see post 1 – Intro, post 2 – Family, post 3 – Work, and post 4 Mission and Ministry Missions and ministry –
Catching up: post 3 of 4 – Work
Note: please see post 1 – Intro, post 2 – Family, post 3 – Work, and post 4 Mission and Ministry Work – I often
Catching up: post 2 of 4 – Family
Note: please see post 1 – Intro, post 2 – Family, post 3 – Work, and post 4 Mission and Ministry Family – I put
Catching up: post 1 of 4 – Intro
Communication: it is so critical to what we are doing and yet truly one of the hardest parts of being on the mission field. If
An urgent financial need at Hospital Loma de Luz
Dear Friends and Family, Hello from Honduras! We pray that this note finds each of you well. Our family is well. We are enjoying a bit
God’s Protection
My friend Terry and I were finishing up a long Saturday in La Ceiba. We were fueling the truck just before leaving town for the
My sissy.
Just a few days after Bairon’s vacation, it was off to San Pedro Sula to pick up my sister, Kathy, at the airport. We spent
Iron overdose / poisoning.
Thursday afternoon a two year old boy came into the hospital after having eaten “a package” of his mom’s iron pills. It didn’t take long
Kidnapping
In a scene that is all too familiar here in Central America, an important businesswoman was kidnapped in La Ceiba (about an hour away) and
Scorching Hot!
The last two weeks of April were quite possibly the hottest two and half weeks of my life. It was absolutely scorching here. We struggled
Bairon’s Vacation.
Do you ever “wake up” and realize that the last few weeks have just been a blur? It seems as if I’ve been in one
South America, the new middle east?
Article from Foreign Policy – The Twilight of the Western Oil Majors – massive new oilfields in Brazil mean that the world’s oil interest are moving to South
Mariah Easter 2010 dance – The Via Doloroso
Easter at Loma de Luz was filled with our own traditional styles of celebration. Many of us were busy in one way or another with
Spanish Translation / Bible Study Prep Tools
I’ve been spending a lot of time doing Bible Study Prep lately in Spanish. I am currently involved with two Spanish Bible Studies. Until
US Ambassador to Honduras continues to advance hard-left Democratic agenda.
Here is the link to the original story in the Wall Street Journal By Mary Anastasia O’Grady: The U.S. ambassador to Honduras, Hugo Llorens, continues
You were right Jerry
You’ll hold children that are dying……..he said to me and let the weight of it hang in the air for a minute before moving on.
Why do you seek the living among the dead?
“Why do you seek the living among the dead?”(Luke24:5) It was still dark, I imagine. Mary Magdalene, Joanna, Mary the mother of James, and “other
Reflections on Passover and the washing of feet
One would understand if Jesus were done for the evening, without taking on the added responsibility of washing everyone’s feet. I would submit to you
A broken leg and a long walk home.
One night recently I happened into the hospital when John Alden was in the ER attending a young boy who had most likely broken his
Don Clementino
There are days when living here just feels like you live in a dream land. You shake your head and say “how did we get
Can’t sleep.
Can’t sleep tonight – so I thought I’d try and write down some brief notes about the past couple of weeks: Luis is a patient
Two Videos
My friend Rimas posted these two videos on his blog and I want to link to them here as I agree with him completely: video
Dr. Don and Jesus the machete
You have to know Dr Don to fully appreciate this – but I post it here just for the sheer joy of having you read
New Ultrasound! Yeah!
The following note came from Dr. Leon Greene, the cardiologist here at Loma de Luz. For years, the hospital has been needing a good ultrasound
The Farm Plan
The following was stolen shamelessly from Josh and Linzy Browning. Thank you two for putting together such a nice story on our Hospital Farm Plan!
Best lice ever!
Top(Jan 27) Emin is better. That’s what is important about this story. A little boy came into the hospital yesterday with a snake bite on
Joy in the journey – Dec/Jan trip to the states.
We’ve been home about 12 days now and we are starting to settle back into our “routine” here. Our trip to the United States was
Elections in Honduras–praise report!
Dear friends and family, Starting on June 25th, I sent out a series of emails requesting prayer about the political crisis in Honduras. Please know
Escalation in the political crisis in Honduras. A request for prayer.
Dear friends and family, You may have heard that the political crisis here in Honduras has escalated rapidly today. Deposed ex-president Mel Zelaya, emboldened by
Snakee
We’ve know this moment was coming. We knew that we were moving to the jungle and snake encounters were to some extent unavoidable. It is
Dear Levi
Dear Levi, I thought I would take this occasion of your 21st birthday to tell you a few things about how much I love you
Miracle ˈmir-i-kəl
Here’s what Webster says about the word miracle: “An extraordinary event manifesting divine intervention in human affairs” On Thursday July 30th 2009, I got to
Safe and sound. Facebook.
Hi all. First a quick word to let everyone know that we are safe and sound in the midst of the continuing political strife in
The baby that couldn’t wait.
The crisis on Honduras continues and we continue to ask for your prayers for peace here in this place. I write today to tell you
Escalating rhetoric and meetings Saturday.
Hello friends and family, The political crisis in Honduras continues. We are safe and have no reason to believe that we are in any additional
Honduras’ non-coup
It is amazing to me how powerful the media is in the USA. We – her citizens – have forgotten how to think, I think,
President of Costa Rica to mediate the political crisis. 17 US senators send letter to Sec. Clinton in support of the rule of law in Honduras.
The situation here where we are continues to be safe. We are well. The president of Costa Rica has agreed to be the mediator between
Why is the US not supporting the rule of law?
Here is an excellent article from the Wall Street Journal entitled: Why is the US not supporting the rule of law? Here are the first
Update on the situation, our safety, and a request for prayer
Dear friends, I write tonight to give you a brief update on the worsening political situation in Honduras, to assure you of our continuing safety,
A Coup in Honduras? Nonsense.
This wonderful article came from the opinion section of the Christian Science Monitor today. A Coup in Honduras? Nonsense. Here are the first couple of
Home safely
Thanks to God for safe travels today. We had a flat tire, but an otherwise uneventful day – which is saying a lot give the
A voice of reason.
Preventing a Honduran Bloodbath This article (link above) is the one of the clearest voices of reason that I have heard in the last week.
Thanking the Lord for our safety. A prayer for travel tomorrow.
We are safe. There is no sense that we are in any type of danger here. The US embassy here in Honduras has issued several
Some excellent new articles coming out in today’s US Media
The NYTimes (unexpected) and the Wall Street Journal (expected) have both come out with some very good articles today. The tide might be turning: http://www.nytimes.com/2009/07/02/world/americas/02coup.html*note,
Sometimes a picture says it all.
The picture in the middle is of ex-president Zelaya hanging out with his buddies Hugo Chavez (Venezuela) and Raul Castro (Cuba) yesterday in Nicaragua. Please
Honduras Political Crisis – Update #6 A word from our director
Once again, we are well. There is no additional concern for our safety at this time. Here is a letter from our director Jeff Mckenny:
Honduras Political Crisis – Update #5
Please know that we are safe and do not feel any sense of danger at all here where we are on the North Coast of
Honduras Political Crisis – Update #4
The situation here seems to be calm from our very remote perspective in the jungle on the north coast of Honduras. The president of Honduras
Honduras Political Crisis – Update #3 President arrested
President Zelaya has been arrested this morning by the military. This will be characterized by the media as a coup, but it is not. The
Honduras Political Crisis – Update #2
It is hard to tell whether or not the situation here is really getting worse today or if this is just a lot of political
Honduras Political Crisis – Update #1
Dear Friends, We hope that this post finds you all well. We will be sending out our next newsletter in a couple of week and
Sarai – why we are here.
It started yesterday evening about 5:00 pm as I was leaving the office here at the hospital. John Alden (the doctor on call that evening)
Judios – contextualizing the gospel.
As I neared town, I could see the small mob of people on the streets. A few among them were dressed completely in black, with
Mariah’s Baptism
This is just a very quick note to let you know that Mariah will be baptized tomorrow at the Easter Sunrise service (yes, on the
Hello dear friends and family!
Hello dear friends and family, Let me start with a simple apology. I’m sorry for not having written in the blog for so long! There
Costa Rica
In the last two segments (The Breakers and Visa Trip), I’ve written about stress – the stress of not knowing what in the world we
Visa Trip!
We’ve known that we would have to leave Honduras every 90 days, for visa requirements, for quite awhile now. We’ve planned for it. We put
The breakers
If you are really quiet here at night you can hear the surf as it comes in and breaks up on the reef near the
Why we can’t send gifts from Honduras to our beloved family in the southern United States.
I am proud of my southern heritage, and I am very proud of my family from Texas, Arkansas, and Tennessee – all of which wear
Mumbai
I confess that I haven’t really paid attention to what happened in Mumbai last week. We were in Balfate getting stuck in rivers (and swimming
Mariah swims her first river!
This is a quick video if Mariah swimming the Bejucal river. The current was pretty swift and her parents were both scared to death to
Crossing the plancha
The sensation was one of being inside a capsule. I’ve driven my truck into the plancha a few times now and never really gotten a
How was your Monday?
One of the things that we have prayed for is the opportunity to see how different life is here outside of the United States. Today,
Wanna see what we did today?
Click here to see pictures from our day in the mountains! Today we went to Pico Bonito National (Honduran) Park – about an hour outside
Update #6 – Bridges are open! Life returns to normal…for some.
Thanks be to God, the bridges are now repaired and open and all of the missionaries from Loma De Luz can travel here to La
Worlds away.
Some of you might have read this post in which I wrote, less than eight weeks ago, how dry it was here. I called it
Update #5 – Storm Pictures
See the embedded slide show below, or click here to view in a photo album.
Manos Para El Mundo
** Note, I haven’t been able to post this for a couple of days. The storm at the hospital kind of overshadowed everything the last
Update #4 – Power and water have been restored.
Thanks be to God, the power and water have been restored to the hospital as of late last night. Of course, conditions remain difficult for
Update #3 – Amazing pictures after the storm
These are some fantactic pictures taken by Matt Brown. Thank you so much for posting them on your blog Matt! (www.themattbrown.com) This is what we
Update #2
Friday – 10/31 – Another strong day of rain here in La Ceiba. Localized street flooding, but that is all so far. We are hearing
Update #1
It is now Thursday evening (10/30) and as nearly as we can tell, our friends at Loma De Luz are fairing pretty well in the
Rain and flooding here, please pray.
Dear Friends, Let me pass on an urgent prayer request from the Hospital Loma De Luz. The hospital was innundated with rain today (28th) and
A weekend in Balfate (visiting Hospital Loma De Luz)
10/25/08 (Saturday Night)We’ve come “to the hospital” (about an hour and a quarter drive from La Ceiba) here in Balfate for a short overnight weekend
In Awe and Wonder of God
Perhaps you remember my great adventure and great privilege of being able to help drive a very sick young girl to the hospital in San
Thoughts on the rain and humidity here in Honduras
(Pictures are of the flooded street out in front of our apartment after heavy rain) After living in Honduras for two weeks – we have
Hello from Honduras!
Hello dear friends and family. This is my first blog post after moving to Honduras. It is now Tuesday Oct 21st and that means that
Of rocks and rapids
If Christianity were to be compared to a river, many Christians would be standing ankle deep in it. They enjoy the exhilaration of being in
In a dry and weary land.
O God, you are my God, earnestly I seek you; my soul thirsts for you, my body longs for you, in a dry and weary
Day 6 – 8/23
During Friday night’s dinner, we received a call on the HAM radio from John and Penny Alden (also missionaries here at Loma De Luz) asking
Day 5 – 8/22
Thank God for a normal day! Ha! Sitting around working on computers seems like such a wonderful break from all of the emotion of the
Day 4 – 8/21/08
Yesterday my prayer was that God wouldn’t let me forget the lessons of the day. God must’ve heard that prayer because he reinforced them in
Day 3 – 8/20/08
I keep a Microsoft Word document called “today” that I write my blog in each day when I am on these trips. As I begin
Day 2 – 8/19/08
“As I walked into the Café Americana (Honduran version of Starbucks), a little boy walked up to me and showed me a picture of his
Day 1 – 8/18/08
We are here, safe and sound, thanks be to the Lord. Dad and I have spent a long two days traveling to get here. We
Prayer Request ~ Traveling to Honduras
Hello! I will traveling to Honduras starting tomorrow for 10 days. Marinajo and I would ask for your prayers for protection, peace, and discipline here
Gifts
As Marinajo and I prepare to go to Honduras, we believe that we will have expenses that we will need help with associated with the
You are free in our time to say that God does not exist; you are free to say that He exists and is evil; you
Leyna – A story from Dr. Leon Greene – Loma De Luz
Introduction: Dr. Leon Greene serves as a cardiologist with his wife Judy at Hospital Loma De Luz. This heart-rending story was included in his last
Here in Your Presence
Here are the words to one of the worship songs that we sang at Christ Community Church tonight: Found in Your hands, fullness of joyEvery
Called?
As I talk with various people about being “called” to Honduras as missionaries, I suppose one question that needs to be addressed is this: “what
Slideshow!
Here’s a slideshow of our Honduras pictures. Feel free to use this instead of the link below if it is easier for you just to
We’ve got pictures!
Honduras trip May 2008 Click on this picture and you’ll be taken to the “web album”. Next, just click on “Slideshow” in the upper left
Day 13 – May 24 – Back home safe and sound.
In the San Pedro Sula Airport:You know how it feels when you leave something or someone that you love? You don’t want your time there
Day 12 – May 23
How to make toast at Loma De Luz:First, push the lever down on the toaster for about 10-15 seconds to heat things up a bit
Day 11 – May 22
It is with a heavy heart that I sit down to write today’s blog. A tornado has hit our home town of Windsor Colorado and
Day 10 – May 21
Wednesday May 21 –Back in 2000, I laid down a dream that God had let me hold onto for about 10 years and resigned from
Day 9 – May 20
I’ll start today’s entry with two stories from the hospital: A man came in today with three bullets in his head. He had been shot
Day 8 – May 19
Monday May 19th. One thing about living in the campo (roughly translated “in the country”) is that you have to “go to town” to get
Day 7 – May 18
Sunday May 18. We went to Sunday school and a small worship service here at the hospital. We had lunch with Margo Concepcion and her
Day 6 – May 17
Saturday May 16 was another exhausting, eventful, beautiful day. You can’t sleep in here – it is too hot and there is too much activity
Day 5 – May 16
Friday May 16 – things are starting to settle down into a little bit more of a routine for us. One of the biggest blessing
May 15th – Our fourth day in Honduras
Thursday – May 15th. What a wonderful day! I am still a bit sick, but under the care of about 3 doctors at any given
May 14th – our third day in Honduras.
Apparently God wanted me to take it easy today. I’ve discovered that Montezuma fellow is still around. I was up about half the night –
What are you looking for?
Marinajo asked me an interesting question this morning. “What negatives have you seen so far?” After thinking for a minute, I answered that I wasn’t
May 13th – our second day in Honduras
Tuesday (5/13) was our first day at the hospital. We awoke hot and tired, but so thankful to finally be here. We attended the morning
Our first day In Honduras – traveling to the Hospital
The San Pedro Sula airport was no problem at all. While not O’hare or DIA, it was a clean, serviceable airport with signs and announcements
Flying over Cozumel Mexico
Monday 12 May – around 11:30 CDT Somewhere over the gulf…….We are about 40 minutes away from San Pedro Sula now. We’ve just flown over
We’re here safe and sound.
Just a quick note to let you know that we are here safe and sound. Incredibly tired, but thankful indeed for a safe journey. Today’s
The night before the big trip.
As grandma lies next to Ben here in the trailer and reads Ben a bedtime story, I feel the beginnings of peace begin to settle
The Supremacy Of The Lord Jesus Christ
I awoke tonight thinking about the supremacy of the Lord Jesus Christ. I do hope that this doesn’t sound too spiritual. My thoughts tonight have
Honduras: Beginings
We leave for our first trip to Honduras Monday, May 12th. My hope is to be able to “blog” daily down there so that people
Katrina relief: Beginnings, Nov ’05
Since we are now about five weeks from wrapping up our time here in Mississippi, I wanted to go back a ways in time and
Hello and welcome!
Hello and welcome! At the encouragement of a friend (thank you Jay), I am starting a blog. For the uninitiated, a blog is really just