Do you Remember?

Sometimes I wonder if we remember that life is a vapor, here today gone tomorrow. Sometimes I wonder if we remember that we are made of dust and will return to dust. Sometimes I wonder if we remember that after this life there IS an eternity waiting for us. Sometimes I wonder if we know where we will spend it. Sometimes I wonder if we remember that we will stand before our Creator one day to give an account of our lives. Sometimes I wonder if it would make any difference???

To be honest I do not think we spend as much time as we should pondering such questions.

A little R & R at the OBX

A few more pictures of our activities at the beach! We had a ton of fun and definitely didn't want to leave. Zac and I checked out the town of Duck and the lighthouse in Corrolla before I got tired of taking my camera everywhere. The first half of the week has tons of pictures but the second half is a little lacking.

Deep Sea Fishing

We started our morning off at 3:15am, were out the door at 4:15am and hitting the water at 5:15am. We boarded the Fin Galley with Captain Craig, and witnessed a beautiful sunrise as we headed 50 miles off shore. After about 1 hour and 45mins we arrived at our fishing destination. We baited our hooks and within 20 seconds had our first fish on the line!!! For the next 45mins it was a fish frenzy, pulling in Dolphin fish left and right. JJ immediately snagged an enormous bull dolphin fish, but it took him a while to real it in. Not long after pulling in the bull he hooked another huge cow (this is what the first mate Tom called them). After pulling in 60 dolphin fish, we had reached our limit and had to move on to catching something else. About 1 hour later we hooked a Sailfish and I got in the fightin chair to reel it in, so much FUN!! The rest of the day we caught a few more dolphin fish here and there but had to throw them back. All in all it was a GREAT day!

OBX

First two days in the OBX consisted of laying out, reading, ladder golf, chicken fights, walks on the beach, catching crabs, and alot of swimming. Much more to come!