It's been a week since I've come back from my latest European trip. At 23 days, this was one of the longest ones I've done ever. For a family with young kids, that's not easy. I love doing what I'm doing. I log an average of 11 hours of work while I'm on the road. I know this because I'm tracking my time. When I'm on the road I want to get things done. I do tons of meetings ministering to people, building up leaders, moving projects forward, etc. But at the end of the day it's the thought of my family that gives me comfort and motivates me to go on. I think of them all the time.
One of the things I try to do while I'm on the road is to snap photos of things I see when I travel. This time I filmed this guy at the airport in Amsterdam who was cleaning these pillars while at the same time walking on the moving walkway. I thought it was quite funny and amusing. I mean, it's actually a real art to be able to do this, not? Bless his heart, I hope this is only a temporary job for this fellow. Now please don't get me wrong, I respect the man and his work. But I still hope he doesn't have to do this for the next let's say 20 years.
One of the things I try to do while I'm on the road is to snap photos of things I see when I travel. This time I filmed this guy at the airport in Amsterdam who was cleaning these pillars while at the same time walking on the moving walkway. I thought it was quite funny and amusing. I mean, it's actually a real art to be able to do this, not? Bless his heart, I hope this is only a temporary job for this fellow. Now please don't get me wrong, I respect the man and his work. But I still hope he doesn't have to do this for the next let's say 20 years.
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