Preparing to Serve a Mission

Note: Since we are beginning this photojournalistic record of our mission six or seven months prior to departure, entries may be sparse. Nonetheless, we believe that our preparation for a mission is indeed an important component of your service to the Lord’s children. Let us declare, then, that the pre-mission has begun. This leg of our efforts will for sure feature commentary on all the things we have to do in order to make ready. Some very dear friends of ours (John and Natalie Arhets) have just left on an overseas mission to Belgium and France, and in their last e-mail to us they stated that the “get ready” process was much more time consuming than they had anticipated. We are grateful for their counsel and will heed it. We are also grateful for you and eager to welcome you to our chronicle. Ora pro nobis.

The Sexton Chronicles begin!

Hello to all our dear family and friends!

We have a friend here at TCC who is LDS and she loves to blog...she knows I love to write and travel and pontificate, so she told me I must have a blog. So here it is! With her help, we will go public and then have a hard-back book (slurp.com) made of this blog, our thoughts, our photos, our life, and our family at the end of each year. What a treat for us and hopefully for our grandkids. The wondrous Robyn got us going and even supplied the first photo! Que amiga!

BYU fans miffed

These were the t-shirts fans wore to the TCU / BYU game 2 years ago, here at TCU's stadium; but this year, the fans were there; the team was not, according to those who attended the game. We were not there, but heard that BYU fans numbered very high. The TCU coach told the community, publicly, a week before the big game, to get out in attendance as BYU fans usually out number the TCU fans even here in Texas on their turf! It was TCU's first win all season and BYU's first loss.