There is nothing cuter than watching 6 year olds run. Seriously, they are just little balls of energy darting down the track. There are three categories of runners at this age.
The totally serious, who are out there to win, determination all over their faces.
The somewhat serious, who have great potential but are just having fun.
The to [...]
Monthly archives for April, 2010
First Landsharks Meet
There is nothing cuter than watching 6 year olds run. Seriously, they are just little balls of energy darting down the track. There are three categories of runners at this age.
The totally serious, who are out there to win, determination all over their faces.
The somewhat serious, who have great potential but are just having fun.
The to [...]
A Week in Review
Some weeks are so packed full of memories and go by so fast that it is important to take a look back and recount the blessings before they are lost.
Sunday: Great sermon from Paul Tripp, capping off a great conference.
Monday: Gillian finally has a loose tooth. We start our new reading streak. Day one of one hundred.
Tuesday: Chivalry re [...]
The Funnies
There is nothing better in parenting than the little nuggets of wisdom, laughter or joy that your children can bring you.
I had three such nuggets today that I had to capture so I can remember for ever and ever.
Hayden has always and forever been an early riser. This kid is so awesome that typically he is showered, dressed, snacks packed an [...]
My Favorite Cub Scout
I just love watching our children grow into the young people that they becoming. My son, who as a little boy used to get much joy from merely observing others around him has grown into a young boy who loves to be part of the action.
Kip and I have always said, “Hayden does things in his own time” and continues to hold true.
At a [...]
My Little Girl
This week we took Gillian for her first full eye exam with our favorite Optometrist, Dr. Bergamo. Gillian has been getting several headaches so we decided to start with getting her eyes checked. Although her eyes are NOT ‘bad’ there are some issues that glasses can maybe help with. She has a small astigmatism, which apparen [...]
Spring
“Spring is one of the four temperate seasons, the transition period between winter and summer. Spring and “springtime” refer to the season, and broadly to ideas of rebirth, renewal and regrowth.” ~ Wikipedia
Today the sun is shining, yet the temperature is still only 47 degrees. I am very happy that currently the win [...]
