Jamie Fehr

I just wanted to say that my home town, La Crete, just got it’s very first set of traffic lights this week. I anticipate that there are a lot of people who won’t know what to do and that they may cause more accidents than they’ll prevent.

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I remember watching the matrix and thinking, WOW, what IF you could just download kung-fu fighting or piloting into your brain? Well you can.
With the ubiquitous availability of a google search and the wealth of knowledge found therein it’s possible to learn whatever suits your fancy in a heart beat. I find that many times [...]

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I am not shy about the fact that I have been pulled over by the boys in blue countless times and I won’t deny that I have received more than my fair share of written and verbal warnings. I usually toss out the number 14 when I talk about it and I want you to [...]

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Sometimes, usually at night, I catch myself pondering how I’ve traversed the great physical, emotional and spiritual distance between now and the last time I was awestruck by the beauty and uniqueness, or the incredible absurdness of the last situation that brought me to reflect on life.
Most of the time these brief moments of revelation [...]

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I did the jobs that I mentioned in my last update, I worked at the Spirit of the North Trade Show in High Level, representing my dad’s organization, Nor-Alta Aviation and I worked for exactly one week at Peace Farm Power as their shipper/receiver. At the end of both jobs I had [...]

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My dad cannot seem to handle the near infinite power of the modern portable computer or maybe it’s that Microsoft Windows isn’t very good or maybe it’s that there’s an evil pixie hiding inside his laptop that causes it to have problems but at any rate he seems to be pretty lost without someone there [...]

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I really am getting tired of this theme, but last Friday in Vegas, as in the Las Vegas, I hit a small pickup truck while making a lane change. I really don’t feel like going into details but this one really is proving to be the most trial-some of all woes.In other news, I have slept in [...]

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Car woes, the first part, covers what happened on Saturday. Less fortunately for myself, that first episode was just to be the birthing pains with much more struggle on the horizon. You know what they say, when it rains it pours.
Originally, the plan was that I would be taking my grandma’s Chrysler Pacifica back to [...]

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Last Saturday I was making my way back from Cuauhtemoc, Mexico to Ciudad Juarez with my Grandma in her 2001 PT Cruiser. The skies were clear and the highway was relatively empty as we pulled into Villa Ahumada, a small town just an hour south of Ciudad Juarez.
I was hungry but as we were [...]

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Near a little town called Santo Tomás in Chihuahua, Mexico every July there is a week long retreat for the jovenes (youth) of the region. I only found out about it this last spring and can now say I have had the privilege to be a part of the ministry there.
The first thing that [...]

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