Rest of Trip

Lindsey Spujt and myself. Lindsey was in my ward in Provo for a couple of years. We became great friends. She was living near Cincinnati and I happened to get to see where she was living. She met me in Louisville and then we drove back to her place in Union Kentucky. I stayed with her family and they welcomed me into their home very kindly.

My Great Uncle and Aunt Dennis and Shirley. My granddad had 6 brothers and sisters and Shirley is the last one living. She is living in Cincinnati during the Summer and Florida during the winter. It was good seeing them as I haven't been able to spend much time with them in my life. I only got to spend a couple hours but it was well worth it.

Sam, Terry, and Paul. Roommates reunited once again. I visited Paul Reynolds and his family for 4 days in Nashville Tennessee. Paul is finishing school at Vanderbuilt University. I walked around campus and felt it was a homely university with a close knit community. Paul's wife was very hospitipal as she fixed me dinner and asked me to help her work around the house and help with the kids. I thought it was refreshingly different and positive to stay at a house and be included in the everyday activities of their lives. Terry just happened to be driving up from Dallas Texas when I was there so we got to take this picture together.

My Cousin Rich and myself when I was leaving Indianapolis. I spent 3 days with Rich in his dorm room and slept on the dorm floor - it was tile. Rich and I played lots of basketball and I was able to help him get comfortable with starting school. He is attending Butler University and I saw that is is going to be quite the ladies man. He had several girls numbers with in the first 2 days of school. Way to go Rich. Just like Me. HA HA

If you are ever in Louisville Kentucky you must go to the ALI Center. It is a dedication to Muhammad Ali. I want to have the courage that Ali had and stand up for my own morals and keep my integrity in hard situations. He is a model of how humans should follow their own conscience as long as it doesn't interfere with another humans agency and pursuit of happiness or destroy the environment that people choose to live in.

Louisville Slugger Museum. Thanks Fitty.