Comments (4) It’s been a long week. Thought I’d share another fun moment from Catalyst. Enjoy!
Yes, this guy really did jump off a platform 35′9″ from the ground into a kiddie pool with just under 12″ of water in it. He’s done this on shows like Jimmy Kimmel but this was a new Guinness world record.
As Lana mentioned in the previous post, I’m planning to pass along a few leadership lessons from the 2009 Catalyst Conference. Before I get to anything serious, though, I thought I’d start with something fun. So here is the first tidbit, which does come with a lesson: when you surround yourself with creative people, it’s only a matter of time before something like this happens.
For those of you who might not know, “Andy” is Andy Stanley, lead pastor of North Point Community Church in Atlanta, GA. Each year, he is one of the main speakers at the conference. The video above was an “introduction” by his good friends Lanny Donoho and Reggie Joiner before Andy’s closing message.
PS. The other guys in the video are not Lanny or Reggie. They are Tripp and Tyler, two guys who entertained us at various times throughout the conference.
As you know, Lana is about twenty weeks pregnant. We went to the doctor yesterday morning with hopes of finding out if the baby is a boy or girl. We were a bit surprised that the doctor didn’t have a more sophisticated method to determine the child’s sex. Watch the video below for our reenactment.
For those who cannot view the video above, click here to watch it on YouTube.
You might also want to know that the baby is doing really well. Thank you, Lord!
Last week we went to Black Hills Regional Park to enjoy a nice day at the park. We had a great time, enjoying Chick-Fil-A for lunch, watching the boaters, blowing bubbles and playing on the playground.
In case you can’t see the video above, you can click here to watch it on YouTube.
PS. Lana wants to you know that she didn’t carve the wood.
We are at Point A. Something else is at Point B.
You each get one guess. What’s at Point B?
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