There are a couple of million dollars in this cluster alone, including a 2 - story Prevost (right rear). Haven't met many people yet, but registration and orientation are today. Tonight we have a Dinner Cruise on the Belle of Louisville, a paddle wheel riverboat. One of the Derby events we enjoyed when we lived here in Louisville was the race between the Belle and Cincinnati ' s Delta Queen.
Yesterday we attended St. Stephens Baptist Church, a multi - campus church that is basically an African American church. It is one of the 100 largest churches in the country. The preacher yesterday, Rev. Ken Jobst, was white, the Executive Assistant minister of St. Stephens. The senior pastor, Rev. Kevin Cosby, was away celebrating the 18th anniversary of one of the other campuses. The service was an hour and a half, longer than any service I've been in for a while, but not really long by the cultural standards. We were blessed by the music of a 50 - voice youth choir.
The temps here are a surprise. Right now it is 52 degrees, heading for 80. Yesterday it didn't get out of the 50s. Derby Day is looking good, temps predicted to be in the 70s.
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