Jamie Fehr

This post should be pretty exciting. So much happened in the last 10 days that I could probably spend the next 10 days writing about it. Instead I want to share a few facts, memories, history and relevance to me.
A very brief History
Basically the Camino de Santiago exists because it is believed that [...]

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Things are coming back online at the center, but right now the internet is down and I have not managed to recover all the data from our catastrophic failure last week. Your continued prayers as we work this situation out are appreciated.

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Last Thursday (July 6th, 2006), I went to see Cirque de Soleil live in Málaga. And while the show was pretty exciting, you really need to hear the whole story.
It all started with some posters downtown that piqued my interest and led me to query my co-workers on their stance about seeing the show.
Beth [...]

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This Monday morning has been a stressfull and eventful, here is what is going on:

I need to rebuild and reconfigure our server. It died last Friday and it’s repair and recovery has been delegated to me. Pray for wisdom as I try to recover all the old data, re-install windows and configure network [...]

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I was not yet asleep late last thursday night when I was suddenly startled by a loud bang, followed by silence, followed by four snappy and progressively louder, earth shattering booms. Surely the end of the world had come. Wait I should start this story from the beginning.
Last Tuesday morning I was walking back [...]

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Poutine is Acadian slang for mushy mess and is best described as a heart attack in a bowl. http://members.shaw.ca/kcic1/poutine.html

Poutine is a dish consisting of french fries topped with fresh cheese curds and covered with hot gravy. Wikipedia

Pronunced “pou-tsin”, poutine originates out of Quebec and is available in very few places outside of Canada.

French [...]

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