Oklahoma Trip Pictures
As suggested, I decided to put up some more pictures of the trip so people can get a better feel for my experience. Enjoy...

Mr. Lawless and I right before we left for the airport.

The Lawless Ranch right about dawn.

Looking out at their yard in the morning... wow.

Taking a break from work and chatting with some neighbors.

David and I stacking the hay bales on the truck.

The temporary Clear Creek Oratory right after Vespers.

My room at the monastery.

A picture of my with my monk-cut while relaxing at a picnic in the Lawlesses' yard.

David and I talking to Kateri while we were working on putting up fence posts.

This is outside the livestock auction, some of the Lawlesses and their neighbor.

Mr. Lawless and I right before we left for the airport.

The Lawless Ranch right about dawn.

Looking out at their yard in the morning... wow.

Taking a break from work and chatting with some neighbors.

David and I stacking the hay bales on the truck.

The temporary Clear Creek Oratory right after Vespers.

My room at the monastery.

A picture of my with my monk-cut while relaxing at a picnic in the Lawlesses' yard.

David and I talking to Kateri while we were working on putting up fence posts.

This is outside the livestock auction, some of the Lawlesses and their neighbor.

2 Comments:
Matt, Very nice pictures. You really have a talent with the camera. I look forward to seeing you again soon. I also like your Mom's idea of all of you coming out here with the Cunningham family next June as well. Happy 21st birthday. That's a big milestone and a lot of important years since 18. It's amazing how much happens in those critical and exciting years. I remember how a few key events in my life at that time changed everything, and clearly providence was at work where I could not have possibly forseen the direction and journey ahead. Life is beautiful and bigger than we can control or contain. Be well.
God Bless, Mike
Thank you. I am not that good with the camera, I pretty much point and shoot with some minimal technique. =) That would be great if we could all come out next summer (if not sooner).
You are right about this period in life being critical. Sometimes I have to remind myself that I can only take it one day at a time. =)
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