We came, we saw, we had some great soup...

Hmm, sweet wonderful spicy soup. It wasn't your usual pilgrimage to the hot soup. First of all, fellow blogger, Tim Gonyou was back from Toronto for a couple of days. Tim is not without his prejudices. He doesn't like people from Indiana. Apparently people from Indiana are hicks. Even people living in Indianapolis. Of course, Tim is from Illinois. Tim is the only person I know of that has been dunked on by Kendall Gill. CORRECTION Tim Gonyou has posted a clarification statement in my comments. "I don't hate people from Indiana. I've met some fine people from Indiana. Sure many of them were quite hick like, but what's so wrong with that anyway. Some would describe it as "country charm"." Sorry for any confusion.



Kelly and Brooke Graham are back from the Dominican Republic. Kelly is the chaplain for a private school there. For some reason the entire grade one class calls Kelly, "Anna Kournakova". He doesn't know why either.



It was a big day for Brooke, she had the soup today and was inducted into the Spicy Soup Hall of Fame. Congratulations! Brooke and Kelly are up for another week and then it is back to the Dominican Republic for another five months and then back to Saskatoon for a while (we hope). Brooke is tutoring kids down there while Kelly does some teaching and handles the chapels for the kids. I guess that means that she is Mrs. Anna Kournakova. If I had some blogging advice to give to Kelly, never post on your blog that your nickname is Anna Kounikova. Either way, it was good to see Kelly and Brooke. They looked a lot better than the rest of us who haven't had the opportunity to lay on a beach all winter. Whatever people say to you Brooke, they can't take away your place in the Soup Hall of Fame.

For those of you who don't know, I worked with both Kelly and Brooke at Lakeview. Kelly is the one that introduced us to the soup. He is kind of a mix between the patron saint of the soup and the soup Godfather.