• Was on the road for 6 weeks
• Drove 8,000 miles between 2 cars
• Visited 8 states
• Stayed in 16 different cities
• Set-up camp in 6 campgrounds
• Hung out with 5 super-cool families
• Helped facilitate 4 workshops
• Met over 350 new people
• Explored dreams and passions with dozens of dreamers
• Battled about a zillion bugs
• Went through two and a half cans of bug spray
• Yanked 5 ticks off Ashley (Ashley 5 - the rest of the team 1- she wins)
• Was stranded for 3 hours waiting for a flooded car to start again twice in the same state
• Dislocated 1 bumper
• Posted 40 blogs
• Shed tears of joy and brokenness
• Laughed until our sides hurt and whatever we were drinking shot out of our noses
• Diffused gallons of sweat through our pores
• Prayed for loads of people who would let us pray for them

In the end analysis, the tour experiment was a success.  
We learned to love God and each other more.  We loved our neighbors and
connected with our brothers and sisters in significant ways.

We're not sure what the future holds yet.  We know there are a lot of
people out there in America who are languishing in a prosperous yet
purposeless life.  That is not okay with me.  Too many dreams are dying
in our hearts.  Too much of God's Kingdom dream is going without being
realized.  Something needs to be done.

Right now, I am seeking and praying about the next steps for the tour.  Looking forward to what the future holds. 

"It is not the magnitude of our actions but the amount of love that is put into them that matters."

Mother Teresa