For the third day in a row, we gathered as a family - albeit a 2,000 member family - and ate. And heard stories from our past. And ate. And laughed. And ate. We also had our share of freebies from the IHOP coffee shop in between more eating and laughing. Jackson did a video cast from the parking lot.

All three days, Mike retold the stories of how IHOP was born, going 20+ years back to prophetic promises that are playing out with phenomenal accuracy. Hearing all this makes me feel like I'm standing chest-deep in fast moving water - some I'm walking, but some I'm being carried along by a force that started far back in history.
Once again, tonight, the chairs ended up stacked as the band rocked and the people danced. Unfortunately, Kelsey suffered a full blown dance injury. Someone came running to me and said "Kelsey fell!" I found her crumpled near the steps of the stage, holding her ankle. We don't think it's broken, but she's in a pretty fair amount of pain tonight Pray for her - she's a busy person and is already trying to figure out how she can drive the truck with her right ankle out of commisison.
*Feastravaganza was not part of the original name, I just like it a whole lot.
5 comments:
Thanks Randy for blogging the events - I am "Walshless" over here so appreciate hearing all the craziness. Wish i was there to celebrate. Keep an eye on Mum, Dad, brother, sister-in-law and neice for me. They will be part of the CRAZINESS!
And book your tickets so your family can come to New Zealand's 7th year anniversary. We will provide the beach.
Nic Walsh
Derek's impression was amazing. When Dave started talking afterwards it was hilarious because I realzied just exactly how good a job Derek did.
Did you guys see our video from IHOP-ATL?? We're thinkin' of y'all...
You mean that wasn't Sliker on the video? I had a great time.
Hey Liz - yes, and thanks for the howdy! :)
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