…makes us laugh…our 2nd grandson.
this little guy…
…makes us laugh…our 2nd grandson.
Author: rutakintome
I married Ruth, my high school sweetheart, in 1983 and we have four children and 6 grandchildren. I have been the worship pastor at Mission Bible Church since 2004. We are located in Minooka, a southwest suburb of Chicago. I love singing, bicycling, music, Mahler, boxing, coffee, movies, The Beatles, sunsets, coffee, Mahler, the seashore, sunsets at the seashore, coffee, and… the seashore. Originally from New York, I grew up 15 minutes from the beautiful beaches of southern Long Island. I have a Fujifilm X-T5 that I use to capture the world I see. I also enjoy writing about the images that surface in my mind and heart as I work with the images from my camera. Thanks for stopping by!
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It was a day of unparalleled heroism, unspeakable loss, desperate unity, and….. family.
my office
Technically it’s not my office, but I do work here. Any guess as to what my “day job” is?
go mchs 3
This is the final post from the opening night of our local high school’s marching band/football season.
a very special football fan
As promised, here is a very special and delightful football fan from last Friday’s season opener. She totally has the cute market cornered and made my night!
go mchs 2
Another image from last night’s opener. Don’t miss the next post. It is a capture of a very special football fan.
go mchs!
For this post (and perhaps the next): a little slice of home town life. As Summer makes preparations for Fall to arrive, and school hallways are filled with students, the fields come alive with football teams and, our favorite, marching band! This was taken at tonight’s home opener. It is senior year for our youngest son and we are looking forward to a great year of Friday night games and competitions.
perspective
A different perspective… it’s good to get one every now and then…
trek jones beach
Back to Jones Beach for this post. While home this summer I did something that I don’t remember doing while growing up on Long Island: I rode my bicycle along the Wantagh State Parkway to Jones Beach. You can read about the bike path here. It is full of bikers, runners, people on roller blades and walkers. I rode from East Meadow to Seaford where the path begins in Cedar Creek Park. I loved these early morning rides and enjoying a quiet, almost deserted beach. I felt like I had the boardwalk all to myself. I also was able to take more photos of the Jones Beach water tower (images coming soon). Can’t wait to do it again!
you bring me life
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