What's up!

Things have finally started to calm down at the Tutor's house. It looks like Dane might have some time to work on his different projects. If only we could sell the travel trailer and a couple other of his extra, never going to get to them projects, life would be every so much simplier. We'll leave that in God's hands as it is all his anyway. We spent Sunday night with the bible study over at Ron and Kathy Goodrich watching "The Pineapple Story" about a missionary's grappling with who owns what amongst a people group who are complusive theives. Very funny and definitely a huge insight into how God really owns everything. Monday was a potluck for the Impact youth leaders and council. Very funny night with lots of laughter courtesy of Dylan Brown and Tori Frampton. Everyone had lots to eat and it was a great night of fellowship. Brilee is feeling well, just little things (swollen ankles, torn stomach muscles from doing an emergency white cap drill", and normal aches and pains.) Her spring quarter should be a lot more laid back, but keep her in your prayers for a safe delivery and for her being able to juggle all. Until later.

Exciting news

Just thought I would post the new addition of the Daily Record's Bridal Issue Magazine that will be coming out. They decided to use Brilee's and Maddy's picture on the back. Way cool.

catch up

Lots of exciting things have been happening. Well not really, but some exciting things. Stacey and Martin attended DYC (District Youth Conference) in Portland over President's Day week-end. Martin had us all praying for no "glory days" and God was so gracious as we took 49 high schoolers and 12 college age along with 6 of us old timers. Erik with a K was once again in charge, but I believe he was really listening to God and counsel and because of this year's DYC was a phenomenal experience culminating in very moving alter call on Sunday night. What a joy it was seeing Martin step up to the roll of prayer warrior and Kim Lewis one of our bible study family who also attended be drawn into the role of mentor and prayer warrior. Everyone was sick after (Influenza type B) but luckily Martin and I have been relatively well.

Welcome to the Tutor Clan

My daughter, Gemma, started a blog for her family and I thought what a wonderful way to let others see what's going on in the Tutor clan. Dane and I are so blessed with all that God has given to us, but we also want others to know what He is doing in our lives and also to share with those that care, how the grandsons and daughter are doing. This blog will hopefully achieve that goal.