We had our first dining out experience and it was so much fun! It was held at the San Angelo Art Museum on Saturday night. Here are some pictures from the night. I don’t know how to upload the pictures, only the links. Enjoy!
I’m teaching Peyton how to shoot like James Bond while in coat tails.
Yesterday, Karl’s class had their job drop (or job fair, for those of us outside of military life!). The instructors said it was one of the best drops he’s ever seen. 
Here are our possible assignments–the closer to the top of the list, the better the job (and location). If we have to decide between job description or location, we’ll pick based on job description. Karl is most interested in jobs that include analysis. This is still a rough list and we’ll probably rearrange a few choices before we put in the final list on August 3. The Air Force should know the next assignment by the end of August. We’re excited!
Seattle, Washington
Menwith Hill, United Kingdom
Mildenhall, United Kingdom
Marysville, California
Anchorage, Alaska
Spangdahlem, Germany
Ramstein, Germany
Walton Beach, Florida
Hurlburt Field, Florida
Indian Springs, Nevada
Knob Noster, Missouri
Honolulu, Hawaii
Goldsboro, North Carolina
Sumter, South Carolina
San Antonio, Texas
Minot, North Dakota
Okinawa, Japan
Misawa, Japan
Shreveport, Louisiana
Republic of South Korea
This is in response to Leigh’s complaint that we don’t update this enough! So here’s the what’s going on with us lately:
1. Mom and Dad visited last weekend–such great fun! We went to historic Fort Concho and toured the old buildings etc. Pictures to come just as soon as Dad forwards some of them too me (hint hint!)
2. Karl’s classes are going well. There is a “job fair” at the end of July–this will give Karl a chance to see what jobs/locations are available and the different responsibilities at each place. We have the chance to put in our top 10 choices, and the Air Force will relocate us based on those choices. Please pray that God puts us where he wants and not necessarily where we want! That can be a hard thing to surrender sometimes!
3. Sara has finally finished merging their lives and now she’s job hunting. This has proved a little challenging since we’ll be leaving the middle of January. Although substitute teaching is the most obvious job opportunity, she’s been looking at other possibilities. Last week, she had an interview with United Way–yesterday she had a second interview with the CEO. She would be helping out with the fundraiser “push” between August 1 and November 30. Sara is one of three candidates. We’ll keep you updated.
4. We’ve found a church! After a month and a half of searching–and some rather interesting experiences–we’ve settled at Southland Baptist Church. Pator Taylor is young– there’s a choir, stained glass windows, and pews. (Yes, I realize that pews aren’t really THAT big of a deal, but it’s more and more unusual these days!) There’s a Sunday School class for young couples, and we’re excited to plug into the men’s/women’s/ and children’s ministry. www.southlandbaptist.org
We love and miss you all!!!!!!!!!!
We’ve been married for a month. And we thought that deserved some celebration. We also spent the 4th of July in San Antonio. Here’s some pictures from our fun!
