Good Mexican Food - Acapulco, Ohio!

Our first day home we had some business to take care of so we stopped at Acapulco in Lebanon for lunch and it was great as usual. We are always surprised how good this place is. In our opinion good Mexican Restaurants east of the Mississippi are very hard to find. This place caught our attention on our first visit few years ago with the salsa. It is literally good enough to drink.

The salsa kept us coming back even though we thought the food was just average. We even recommended the place to others because of the salsa. We are only in our home area 2-3 times a year so we didn't go often but we would try to get by at least once while in the area.

We noticed after 5-6 visits over a year and a half or so that we were liking the food better. Either the food was actually getting better or we were just getting used to mediocrity. If that was the only Mexican food we were eating then I might concede that we were just getting used to bad food with great salsa.

But we were still eating great Mexican food in Tulsa, Oklahoma City, Texas and Arizona. We were still finding new Mexican places in those areas and other cities and states. We were still enjoying wonderful Mexican food but every time we returned to Acapulco we were liking it more than before. After 3-4 years, I still think it is getting better.

The fajitas are good, the enchiladas are good, the burritos are good, the chips are good and the salsa is still absolutely, positively scrumptious! While we were home in December I discovered the California Burrito at Acapulco. You might remember that it was a frequent picture in this Post.

And here it is again along with Kelly Jo and her Fajitas.....

And here it is again our second day home (Wednesday) along with Kelly Jo's Taco Salad.

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I hope you enjoy the pictures! It sure is good to be preaching close to home....

Davy

Do You Know Bill Houston?

Do You Know Bill Houston? That's Bro. Bill on the left in the picture below at Dryden Road Campmeeting last August.

Do You Know Bill Houston? We have been blessed to know Bill Houston for well over twenty five years. He preached a homecoming service at Harveysburg shortly after we were married and we could not believe such preaching was possible. He preached on "The Bulls of Bashan" and described what our Savior endured to pay the price for our sin. He preached with anointing, power, conviction and compassion. I remember distinctly the effect that sermon had on us. We have literally never been the same since!

It would be a few years before we would visit Dryden Rd. Church and realize that was Bro. and Sis. Houston's home church but the preaching that day at Harveysburg church opened a whole new world to us.  We began to seek out preaching like that. We began to hunger for preaching backed with prayer, study and purity.

As we spent time with Bro. Bill and Sis. Darien we completely fell in love them. We discovered they were the real deal. They took us in and loved us unconditionally and quickly became an extra set of grandparents to Odie. They helped us draw closer to God every time we were around them. 

Bro. Bill's preaching has been a great help to us all these years. His preaching continually confronted and inspired us. He has challenged us to dedicate every part of our lives to the Lord. He has encouraged us when we were low and caused us to seek deeper experiences in God. 

However, Bro. Bill's preaching has only been part of his influence on us. It is undeniably a large part but he has influenced us so much more than that.  His personal consecration to God, his pursuit of holiness and his unquenching love for souls  and dedication to evangelism has produced life changing results in our lives. 

Bro. Bill was the first evangelist that we spent very much time around at all. He became the ultimate personification of an evangelist to us. His passion and devotion energized and motivated us to be the best evangelists we could be. It might horrify him to hear me say this but much of what I do as an evangelist and much of how I operate came as a result of his effect on our lives. 

Thank you, Bro. Bill and Sis. Darien for your Godly example, Christian character and loyal friendship through the years.  You have touched many lives across America and are continuing to do so even now. God bless you for your faithfulness. 

Do you know Bro. Bill Houston? He is definitely worth getting to know.

Davy

Back to the BoggsMobile

We are back in the BoggsMobile! Kelly Jo and I arrived at the BoggsMobile about 10:00 last night (Monday) and it is good to be home. We have rested much, eaten well (of course), laughed, held hands, walked and rested some more. We planned this time off over a year ago and it could not have come at a better time in our lives and schedule. We feel recharged physically, emotionally and spiritually.

I appreciate Odie looking after the blog. She did a great job! Everybody give Odie a great big round of virtual applause! HURRAH! I think she posted about 14 times over the last two weeks proving that it can be done. I know you enjoyed her posts and all the pictures. Thanks, Odie, for stepping up to the plate with all of the wonderful posts. You did a wonderful job!

My dad looked after the BoggsMobile and I appreciate that very much as well. I am always concerned about something going wrong with the bus while we are away from it but I did much better this time. Thanks, Dad, for looking out after everything for me. 

I appreciate Mom and Dad and the rest of our families and church folks for looking after Odie as well. They act like they love having her around and I haven't heard of any bad behavior on Odie's part yet. I don't know if they would even tell me...

The last two weeks have been great but I am ready to climb back in the saddle and ride. In fact I am anxious to get started. We are supposed to crank up revival at Corwin (about 5 minutes from where I sit right now) on Wednesday and I can hardly wait.

Well, its good to be back. God bless you all.

Davy