Friday, June 27, 2008
RED RIVER, NEW MEXICO 2008
It was an excellent week of time off, but I'm ready to start blogging again. We went to the mountains of New Mexico with three other families for a week of fun, relaxation and a little fishing. We attended the Red River Family Encampment while there.

I enjoyed a week of eating things I don't usually eat, like sweets, bacon and cinnamon rolls. I also enjoyed playing lots of games with the group. Here are a few random pictures from our trip or you can see them all by clicking here.

You didn't know I was a golfer?

We found a little time to play some pool. I won $100 dollars (just kidding).

Connor and Cooper found a place to do a little rollerskating.

We introduced Logan, a family friend, to fly fishing. I think he's hooked.

More golf. Lea is a natural.

Connor

This picture was a dare. One of the kids dared me to ask a total stranger to take our picture. It was quite possibly the easiest dare I ever completed.

Tommy working on jalapeno poppers (jalapenos, cream cheese and wrapped them in bacon). If you've never had a popper, you're missing out.

Usually it was a big group that was playing a card game called "Up and Down the River."

Bill had caught a couple of large crawdads and Cooper was fascinated.

Much of our time was spent out on the deck rocking and relaxing.

Three sweet girls headed to a bible class taught by Keith Lancaster.

Kenny didn't have a lot of luck fishing and the water was plenty cold.

I did catch one nice one. (Brian, no making fun of my vest :) )

Next year I'm inviting all the blogging world to come go with us. Wanna go?

See you Monday...

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Monday, June 09, 2008
THE DEVIL DOG
Our dog is old, tired, worn out and probably needs to go home to be with the Lord. For the most part, he doesn't like kids, people or haircuts anymore. Thinking a change might be good for the old grouchy dog, I took Cocoa to a new groomer this past week for a much needed haircut. When I walked in the door the groomer's first words were, "Aw, what a sweet little dog." After two hours of fighting and wrestling him through the worst haircut I've ever seen, they called and said, "Your devil dog is ready. Please come pick him up."

Poor Cocoa, he went from being a "sweet little dog," to the "devil dog" in just two hours. Unfortunately they're not telling me anything I didn't already know.

I sure hope one day I don't become a grouchy old man with a bad haircut, who everyone refers to as the "devil."

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Friday, June 06, 2008
CATCHING UP ON PICTURES
I've promised my mom I'd try to occasionally post pictures on my blog of her grandchildren and Morgan family activities. So I thought I'd catch up a little today. All these pictures are from graduation night except the last. Had to throw that last one in...

To get Taylor, the comedian in our family, to take a serious picture, we have to force him. We forgot to force him here. I love this picture because here are 4 of our 5 kids from Childress that are all heading to the AIM program (Adventures In Missions) this fall to do mission work for the next two years. We're proud of their commitment. (Taylor, Ryan, Miranda, Evan)

Throwing their caps.

Erin, Miranda and Taylor

Parker, Taylor and his buddy, Kregg

All the Morgan's minus Parker who was feeling bad and had gone home.

 Taylor and his gorgeous mom!

Parker, Ryan, Connor & Taylor

Finally getting the diploma!

I thought it was SO cool that they all decided to meet for a prayer right after graduation.


Elvis is alive and well, and was in Childress this past Tuesday night. I told you I met Elvis. I just didn't know he was THAT short.

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Tuesday, May 27, 2008
WARNING: BATHROOM TALK
I don't know about you, but I need a laugh today. Who better to provide a laugh than a child. I do need to warn you that "bathroom talk" is involved in this and if you're uncomfortable with that ... then you might want to stop right here. This is simply another example of why Lea needs lots of prayers living in a house full of boys.

Cooper, my 6 year old, had been in the bathroom for quite a while when I heard him yelling, "DAD, COME QUICK! DAD, COME QUICK!"

Only being six, there are occasions when Cooper still needs a little help in the bathroom. So, thinking he needs a little help, I get out of my chair as the sounds of "DAD, COME QUICK!" still bellow from the bathroom.

I open the door and ask the little man, "Hey buddy, are you needing some help?"

"No Dad, come here!" Cooper says, still perched up on the toilet.

I walk a little closer and ask him, "What is it, Son?"

He leans forward just a shot as if to show me something and says, "Dad look, you got to see this thing!"

I lean over and take a cautious look at what he's wanting me to see. Wow, I have no clue how something that big could come out of a body of a child that small. My first and only reaction is, "WOW Cooper that thing IS HUGE!"

Cooper looks up at me with a grin that reaches from ear to ear and proudly says, "Thanks Dad!"

You would have thought that I had just paid the boy one of the biggest compliments in his life.

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Monday, May 19, 2008
FRIENDS
This past Sunday morning I was given the task of preaching to the graduating seniors at church. Even though Taylor was one of them, I knew I'd be able to keep my composure because I was focused on my lesson. I was a little worried about Lea though. I wanted to be able to sit with her, but couldn't. Thankfully God placed her sweet friend Angie right next to her this past Sunday.

When I finished preaching and went and sat back down I noticed both Lea and Angie were a little teary. I was a little surprised to see Angie teary since both her kids had already graduated. After services were over I put my arm around her and asked her, "Were you a little teary?" She said, "Yes, I was crying with Lea."

I thanked God today that Lea has friends that remind me of Jesus, and I asked the Lord to please bless me with a heart like Angie's.

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LASTS
Having a son graduating this year has made it really busy around the Morgan house. Our oldest son, Taylor, is in his "last" few days of high school before he graduates in two weeks. I've been handling it okay, but Lea hasn't done as well. In fact I've noticed that every time someone mentions the word "Taylor" and "last" in the same sentence, Lea tears up.

This past weekend Taylor had one of his "last" senior parties, and then yesterday at church we honored the 15 seniors who attend church with us. Here are a few of the pictures from "last" weekend (sorry Lea)...








Lea and I would sure love some wisdom on how to handle things when your first child leaves home. Got any you're willing to share?

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Wednesday, May 14, 2008
HANDS OFF MY FOOD
I promise, we do feed our boys. Despite what they might tell you, we are not starving them to death. Occasionally when they do buy something of their own, they have to protect it from getting eaten by their hungry brothers. Hence the note (a common sight around the Morgan house)...


 At least the kid is willing to share with his mother.

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Monday, May 12, 2008
CHANGE IN MY FAMILY
Our families as we know them continually change as time passes. Here are some changes that will soon take place in the Morgan family that really make me nervous...

Amidst all these changes, I'm thankful there are some things in my family that I can count on never changing. The fact that some things don't change make me feel much better. Things I can count on never changing in the Morgan family are...

I realize that change is everywhere. Children who were starting kindergarten yesterday are graduating from high school in a couple of weeks. Kids going off to college yesterday are now settling into the routine of a family. And those we love are slowly passing on to another world through death. You can't count on anything to stay the same. More than anything I must remember that what doesn't change is God. He's still in control, and His love and His mercy remain the same. It's only an unchanging God that remains. So now I remind myself that God will never fail. Now I feel better.

"The steadfast love of the Lord never ceases, His mercies never come to an end, they are new every morning..." Lamentations 3:22

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Wednesday, May 07, 2008
THE DENTIST


So I know where my economic stimulus check is going. What are you going to spend your money on?

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Tuesday, May 06, 2008
WHAT I LEARNED FROM CANCER
Today I celebrate life. It is my anniversary. Not my wedding anniversary, but my cancer anniversary.

Five years ago today, my jaw dropped as I sat in a doctor's office and heard the doctor say, "You have cancer." So much of that day is still such a blur in my memory. The only things I remember about that day were hearing the words, "It's cancer," and calling my wife to tell her what I had just found out. It was the very last thing I expected the doctor to say. And it totally changed my life.

I had my first surgery the very next day. Wanting to avoid chemotherapy, I opted to go with a second major surgery about three weeks after the first surgery. The second surgery required a one-week stay in the hospital. It was not fun.

I'm reminded of what cancer has taught me: The only
things that really matter in life are my faith, my family & my friends.
Lance Armstrong has a commercial airing in which he stares into the camera and says, "Remember me cancer? You made me who I am today?" That quote really hits home with me. As I celebrate life today on my 5 year anniversary date, here are a few lessons I've learned from cancer...

  • I learned that my illness brought out so many friends I didn't even know I had. I had over 250 cards sent to me (I still keep them in an old shoe box). Many cards and prayers came from people and churches I didn't even know. I was over whelmed with love and support.


  • I learned that there are no "do-overs" in life, so you should make the most of every day.


  • I learned all over again that my wife is an amazing woman, as she supported me through tough times.


  • I learned that it's impossible to have any sort of self-dignity in a hospital gown.


  • I learned that real love, not the stuff you see in the movies or on soap operas, is my wife telling me I look "great" to her, even when I was pale, skinny, sick, throwing up and too weak to do a thing.


  • I learned that it was okay to be scared, and that it was okay to ask God, "Why?"


  • I learned that in 2003 God answered prayers and that prayer can change anything!


  • "Remember me, cancer? My friends kicked your butt with prayer."

Every morning when I rise I can see the two scars that remind me that I have had cancer. But today on May 6th, I celebrate my life being cancer free. Having cancer has changed me in ways I could not imagine or predict. And, I'm reminded again today of the most important lesson I've learned from cancer: "The things that really matter in life are simple ... my faith, my family & my friends."

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Sunday, April 27, 2008
A FEW PICTURES FROM DALLAS
The Dallas Cowboy's new one million dollar stadium. Can't wait to go watch them play there. Here's more about the stadium.

The boys spent quite a bit of time by the pool.

Here's a surprise, Lea chose not to swim, but rather shop. As for the look on her face, I'd just told her, "Now shop all you want, but don't spend any money on shoes." :)

The Rangers actually won the game breaking a 7 game losing.

Cooper spent a little time at the Wiffleball batting field.

18 hotdogs, 3 large drinks and a $6 bag of cotton candy made the evening perfect!



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Friday, April 25, 2008
TAGGED AGAIN!
Thanks to my ex-buddy Gilbert (kidding), I’ve been tagged, again!

Here are the questions that I'm supposed to answer...

What I was doing 10 years ago: I was living the dream, baby. I was getting to preach every Sunday, minister to a great community of people, I was married to a smoking hot wife and I was watching some amazing boys grow up. Oh wait, that's what I'm still doing today. YES!

Five things on my to do list for today:
  1. Finish 3 lessons for a weekend at the Lakeside Church in Mansfield, Texas.
  2. Pick up shirts and hats for the T-ball team I'm coaching. (I live such an exciting life).
  3. Apologize to my secretary for missing Secretary's Day this past Wednesday. No one told me that Secretary's Day had been changed and is now being called, "Administrative Professional Day." What's up with the name change? Can we not just have secretaries anymore? Do they have to have some fancy title? Next thing you know the good people who clean the church building will no longer be called custodians, but Maintenance Engineers. Sheesh!
  4. Check on a few of my favorite bloggers.
  5. Watch the Rangers play the Twins tonight at the Ballpark in Arlington.

Things I would do if I were a billionaire:

  1. Give a ton of it to missionaries, world missions and world hunger.
  2. Not let Lea spend even a penny on shoes (Ha, Lea!)
  3. Put some back for my children’s educations.
  4. Buy the Texas Rangers and finally put a winning team on the field.
  5. Talladega Super Speedway here I come ... Yee Haw!
Three of my bad habits:
  1. I drink too much coffee.
  2. I've got a weakness for spending money on cool gadgets like this one. But I really needed it, honest I did!
  3. Smoking, drinking and dancing. Oh yea, I gave those up last week. Okay, I'm still dancing, but don't tell anyone!

Five places I have lived:

  1. Mobieetie, Texas
  2. Amarillo, Texas
  3. Lubbock, Texas
  4. Tulia, Texas
  5. Childress, Texas

Five jobs I have had:

  1. A Sacker at a supermarket (until they found out I was only 15. I needed the cash).
  2. Sold athletic shoes at a store in the mall (awesome job).
  3. Managed a frozen yogurt store.
  4. Paramedic
  5. Youth minister and pulpit minister.

Five People I Want to Know More About:

  1. Brian Nicklaus (My arachnophobic friend)
  2. Shawn Williams (A fairly new blogger)
  3. Ray Young (My old youth rally speaking buddy)
  4. Terry Laudett (A pretty nice Okie)
  5. Craig Hicks (Tagged my buddy Craig, because he'll say something that makes me laugh. He always does.)

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Thursday, April 24, 2008
YO DAWG!
Cooper is so blessed to have Mrs. Steed as his Kindergarten teacher. She does a great job and Cooper loves her. Mrs. Steed has her class write a story nearly everyday about things going on in their lives. As for Cooper's stories, we're never quite sure what he's going to write about. This was his paper from Monday (with her note of encouragement on it) ...



For those who can't read Cooper's 6-year-old writing, let me tell you what it says... "On Friday this week I am going to Dallas to watch the Texas Rangers and the Dallas Cowboys. And I am going to stay with Aunt Mel. They are cool. Yo Dog! I like to say, 'Yo Dog!'"

Yo Dog? I'm not sure where he's picked up "yo dog" from, but I'm thinking that he may be watching too much of Randy Jackson on American Idol.

Have a great day and may I be the first to say to you today, "Yo Dawg!"

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Wednesday, April 23, 2008
VISITOR IN THE MIDDLE OF THE NIGHT
It all started as a strange dream. Someone was tickling my neck and back with a piece of grass. I'd brush brush it away and a few moments later they'd do it again. Finally after the forth time of brushing them away I woke up enough to realize that it wasn't a dream.

I looked at the clock and knew since it was 3:30 a.m., that it wasn't Lea tickling my back and neck. It was at that moment I felt it again, but this time I knew immediately that it wasn't a dream, a blade of grass or Lea. Instead there was something in bed with us. Something big. I immediately swatted at what I now knew was some sort of critter that had climbed in our bed. In the total darkness of the night the beast felt enormous. I immediately thought to myself, "I've got to get me a deer rifle or machete to keep next to my bed?" Never should a person be attacked in the safety of their own bed. Ever.

I knew I had to protect my family, so like any other man, I began to holler out in the dark, flailing my arms about trying to knock this massive beast off me and on to something else. I made the terrible mistake of knocking it towards Lea. She screamed and started jumping out of bed, too. She immediately hit the lights. At that point, my eyes went from trying to focus in the dark to being totally blinded by light. I couldn't see a thing and was expecting another attack at any moment.

I immediately thought to myself, "I've got to get me a deer rifle or machete to keep next to my bed?"
"What is it?" she asked with panic in her voice. "I don't know," I said, "but it was enormous!" My eyes were finally beginning to adjust when we started slowly rolling back the bedspread and then the sheet, looking for whatever it was that needing KILL'N. Finally, we pulled back the sheet, and there it was...a big, nasty, hairy, disgusting bug. I don't have a clue where the bug came from or how it got in our bed, but I knew it had violated our personal space.

With it still sitting on the bed, the bug and I made eye contact. I realized it wasn't quite so big or bad, BUT had I had a machete or shotgun, I would have used it right then while screaming in my loudest voice, "DIE YOU STINKING BUG, DIE!" I then swatted the bug off the bed and proceeded to kill what I once that was a gigantic beast with one of Lea's shoes. Why Lea's shoe you ask? (Yea, she wanted to know that too!) Because she has a million pair, it was the closest, and I wasn't going to kill it with one of mine!

A few minutes later the bug was dead and now flushed down the toilet for good measure. Watching him make circles as he went down the drain, I thought to myself, "Let's see you do that again, punk!" The whole ordeal gave new meaning to the verse found in Hebrews 13:4, "...and the marriage bed should not be defiled." We went back to bed and laid there in the dark. I tried hard to go back to sleep. Lea did to. Every time one of us moved, the other thought, "There's another one." It was at that point that Lea went and slept on the couch, and I went and slept with Cooper.

Stupid bug!

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Monday, April 21, 2008
STUFF I'M THINKING RIGHT NOW

How about leaving Evan a word of encouragement today? He could use it!

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Friday, April 11, 2008
ACCIDENTS, AIM & HOUSE FIRES

  • Cooper took a nose-dive on the trampoline last night into the metal side railing. He looks a little rough with his nose and right eye all swollen up and very sore. We've raised all 4 boys on the old trampoline without even one injury to this point. I think our odds have been good. It did take me quite a bit of begging before he let me take his picture. This was his happiest face. I should have taken it last night right after it happened. Wow! (Don't tell him I put it on my blog.)


  • There are some pretty awesome things going on at the Childress church. We've got the Australian AIM team coming to work with us for the next four months. They've had to come back to the States a little early from their Australian mission field. They wanted to finish out their mission term, so they'll be working, ministering and helping with the church here in Childress for a few months. It's going to be a win/win situation for everyone involved. They'll bless us, and at the same time, it'll be a blessing to them to minister with such a healthy church.


  • Back in January I told you about my sister's house that burned. The house didn't burn to the ground, but it was pretty much a total loss for her, especially with all the smoke damage. This past week she was finally able to purchase a new house. I'm headed to New Mexico this weekend to take a trailer full of furniture to her for her new house. The good people of Childress have gathered up just about every "big" appliance and furniture she needs. Many of the items are newer and nicer than the ones she had. The following pictures are some from her burnt home (my brother-in-law is not much with a camera). I've also included a picture of the trailer full of furniture I'm taking to her.


Have a GREAT weekend! ~Trey

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Wednesday, April 02, 2008
RAISING BOYS
Raising four growing boys has its own unique challenges. The house is never short of things like body-noises, sports talk, strange smells, their buddies and other "boy" things. And poor Lea, with raising four boys, it makes everything in our home exactly opposite of what Lea is. Lea is quiet, and they are anything but quiet. Lea smells nice, and they smell like boys. Lea is neat and tidy, and the boys are a little on the messy side. She has manners at the table, and the boys don't (they're learning).

Trying to teach them to be gentlemen when they eat has been a challenge. Some of the phrases we regularly have to say at the table are, "Don't eat with your hands;" "Don't eat until we pray;" "Don't talk with your mouth full;" and "You don't say something is nasty that you don't like, you just say you don't care for it!" All part of raising boys.

We have always made eating supper together as a family a priority. Not long ago, we'd just sat down to a nice supper. Lea had the table set beautifully and we'd just had the prayer. Everyone was eating quietly when little Cooper belted out a ground-shaking belch! Everyone looked up rather surprised at what had just come out of that little guy's body and to see what mom and dad were going to say about his slip. His momma looked over at him with a slight wrinkle on her forehead and said, "Excuse me Cooper, what are you supposed to say when you do that?" Cooper paused as if to think for a second and then replied with just a hint of excitement, "Wow, that was a good one, wasn't it Mom!?"

Not exactly the answer Lea was looking for!

"Sons are a heritage from the LORD, children a reward from him. Like arrows in the hands of a warrior are sons born in one's youth. Blessed is the man whose quiver is full of them." ~Psalm 127:3-4

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Tuesday, March 18, 2008
A GREEN BIBLE WITH A SKULL ON IT
Cooper has recently learned to say all the books of the Old Testament, which is great for a 6 year old. Yes, there are times when I feel like we're doing a good job teaching our boys about God, and then there was yesterday. I had just told Cooper I liked his new Bible he got for Easter. (It's a little white pocket New Testament with the words of Jesus in red letters.)

He said, "I think I'm going to sell my bible in a garage sale."

"Why would you want to sell it in a garage sale," I asked him.

"I don't like white," he said, "I really wanted a green one with a skull on it."

Trying to figure out how I can encourage him about his new bible I ask him, "Cooper, do you know why your bible has some of its words in red?"

"I think those are the bad words," he said.

What?

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Thursday, March 13, 2008
FAVORITE TELEVISION SHOWS
We don't get (or make) a lot of time for television, but thanks to a DVR we can record shows we've missed and watch them at a later time. We often try to use television for some family time. Not all our family time takes place in front of the television, but it is nice to gather the whole family around for a show. Just for fun, here are 5 of our favorite shows we love to watch in the Morgan house.

RUNNERS UP: Lost (I like it but stay "Lost" most of the time), CSI (The Original), AFV (America's Funniest Home Videos) Is there anything funnier than watching people hurt themselves on video? Survivorman and Man -vs- Wild (Now those are some manly shows).

So, I'd love to know, what shows are on your Top 5 list?

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Tuesday, March 04, 2008
CONVERSATIONS WITH A 6 YEAR OLD
Here is a conversation with Cooper (my 6 years old) a few minutes before leaving for school last Friday morning ...

Dad: Are you completely ready for school?

Cooper: Yes, Dad.

Dad: Cooper, did you brush your teeth?

Cooper: Sure, I think so?

Dad: (noticing the word "think" in his sentence.) Cooper, did you brush your teeth?

Cooper: I think I did it real early this morning before you got up.

Dad: Cooper, do I need to go and check your toothbrush to see if it's wet?

Cooper (frustrated and speaking with a little "tone" now): Dad, I hate brushing my teeth. It's such a waste of my life.

Dad: Coop, you're only 6 years old. You still have a lot of life to waste. Go brush your teeth and waste some of your life.

Cooper (head down): Yes, Dad.

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