Emily showing our crew what bushes need to be taken out. The little boy is Louie, Emily's 8 year-old grandson that lives with her. He attatched himself to Dan for most of the day. You could see that he needs a male role model quite badly.
Josiah getting the dead limb out of the tree.Me picking up trash.
Joplin. You could tell the line of destruction. There were houses, and then there were not.
The hospital. We were told that there used to be trees all around it so that it was hard to see it.
My favorite picture.Aren't these flowers beautiful?
This is what they were growing on. This is a pile of what is left of someone's house. There were Christmas decorations, children's toys, towels, a baseball cap, and who knows what else in this pile. I can't even imagine having all of your belongings bulldozed into a rubble heap like this. Heartbreaking.
Amen. and Amen.
Me and my kids at the Precious Moments chapel in Carthage.Pre-race. We ran the Warrior Dash in Old Monroe (by St. Louis). It was awesome!
This is a huge pile of dirty shoes. You could donate your shoes when you were done.
We met up with a good friend, Jennifer Leonard, that Dan and I went to college with. The boys ran together while we took pictures, and the girls ran together.
The Warrior Fires. Yes, I jumped over that.One of the 30ft. obsticals. This was one of the easiest ones.
Mud pit! Loved it!Jen and I finishing together.
The dirty Warrior Dash crew.:)The kids and I are going to do a chapel on Tuesday to share our Joplin experience.
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What an awesome experience for those teeny-boppers! And to be in St. Louis again...Never thought I would miss the city--maybe just the people. It was good to see Jenny and Dan.
Tell Alan hi for me.
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