Oh how blessed it is that the weekend is over. Not the usual sentiment I realize. However, this past weekend saw 110 senior high kids on the farm, all of whom know how to make a lot of noise at 2:30am.
This was our first group as interns, and throughout the weekend, I belayed, led a mountain bike trip, and was on kitchen duty. It was really great, but I for real slept in til like 8:30am this morning (the horses got a little extra time in the pastures!) One of the best parts of the weekend was the opening worship session on Friday night. To start, their worship leader had this amazing voice, like for real! It was awesome to be in a small room with a 110 kids praising God, and he really revealed himself to me. It was totally unexpected and really caught me off guard.
Upcoming this fall, we have a full lineup of field trips from local schools coming to visit the farm during the week. Each year they come up with a new theme for the field trips, and this year the theme is turkey's. I get the distinction of being the "turkey guy." This means, I'll be educating 1200 school kids all about turkey's! So in the future, if you need to know about the bird that Ben Franklin wanted to make the national bird, you know who to ask.
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