Thanks for the prayers; the trip to Argentina went well. Not much to tell yet, as we were setting up some projects for the future.

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Not all of my trips are overseas. Next week, I’ll be out at the Pepperdine lectures, just trying to see some Herald of Truth supporters out there and talk to others about what we’re doing. In July, I’ll be at the Summer Celebration at Lipscomb University; we’ll host a breakfast there, and I get to give a short devotional talk. In September, I’ll be at the Harding Lectureship, where I’m giving some lessons in Spanish.  (And Herald of Truth has a breakfast at the Abilene Christian lectureship). I list all that just to say: I hope to get to see some of you.

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For those of you that travel, here’s a quick list of suggestions:

1. Take as little luggage as possible. Recommended website: www.onebag.com
2. Carry some basic medicinal items: diarrhea medicine, etc. Because I can sometimes get allergies that lead to nasal congestion, I carry antihistamine, nose strips, etc.
3. If you’re traveling by air, take advantage of online seat selection service, if your airline offers it. Where you sit can make a big difference. Recommended website: www.seatguru.com.
4. If you carry a laptop, think about a checkpoint friendly bag. I was able to pick one up for about $20 (it’s no longer available at the place where I bought it, or I’d give you a link). These bags let you go through security without taking the laptop out of the bag.
5. Stay hydrated. Best thing you can do to stay well.

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That’s it for now. Two overnight flights in the last few days leave me incapable of anything profound today. Hope you have a great day!

{Photo by Rodolfo Clix; sxc.hu}