I have a wife there aren't enough good adjectives for.

I'm currently serving the Church as the Director of PR/Media Relations at a Mars Hill Church in Seattle.

I spent my first year and a half of marriage in Mongolia.

Before that I worked in the music industry for 10 years.

If you're curious about my background you can read more about it here.

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Another great pic from my wife.

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Another great pic from my wife.

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Thursday, October 22nd 2009 2:00pm

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This is the lake a few blocks from our house and our friends Jonathan and Marielle from Mongolia (via Portland & France).

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This is the lake a few blocks from our house and our friends Jonathan and Marielle from Mongolia (via Portland & France).

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Thursday, October 22nd 2009 11:30am

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Thursday, October 22nd 2009 9:15am

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I uploaded a bunch of our last pictures from Mongolia to my Facebook.  Just click on the picture or here to see them.

I uploaded a bunch of our last pictures from Mongolia to my Facebook.  Just click on the picture or here to see them.

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Wednesday, September 16th 2009 10:45am

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Here’s what happened to our car as it was being shipped from CA to WA.  Any suggestions for an affordable family car?

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Monday, August 10th 2009 7:40pm

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thetalesofkimbogardus:
bella is a great dog model, until she turns on me.  i love this puppy.

thetalesofkimbogardus:

bella is a great dog model, until she turns on me.  i love this puppy.

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Saturday, July 4th 2009 8:35pm

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One of the families from our church was awesome and had all of the foreigners over for a BBQ the other day and made us traditional M*ngolian skewers and “horhuk”; goat meat, potatoes, and onions cooked with red hot rocks inside of a metal container over a fire.

One of the families from our church was awesome and had all of the foreigners over for a BBQ the other day and made us traditional M*ngolian skewers and “horhuk”; goat meat, potatoes, and onions cooked with red hot rocks inside of a metal container over a fire.

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Saturday, July 4th 2009 8:07pm

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