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10 Bullet Points for Dads Because We Love Bullet Points
I don’t know what I thought being a father would mean. I’ve learned, progressively, that it isn’t for wimps. It’s work. It’s beautifully glorious work if you can get it. It’s fun. It’s a bunch of things. But work is … Continue reading
Where Are We Going Today?
If you read this blog or follow me on Twitter, you’re aware that I love my early morning time. Between 5:00 and 6:30 is when I get some exercise, have some quiet time, get used to the idea of being … Continue reading
A Game of Inches
I was putting up blinds on Memorial Day, commenting to my wife that it had been a sweet long weekend. She agreed. Then I pulled on the cord to let down my newly installed blinds. Then the blinds crashed down … Continue reading
Posted in Faith, Personal Growth
Tagged Exercise, Faith, growing pains, Lessons, Margin, Sanctification, toddlers
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Living in a 3 Child Play Date
Since being on Twitter, I’ve discovered most moms and dads can’t stand the dreaded 3 child play date. There’s always a left-out kid. We have three kids, so we live in a three child play date. They’re close in age, … Continue reading
Yelling Coaches
I had my kids at a playground recently and there was this 5-6 yr old girls’ soccer game on a field adjacent. One of the coaches was out of his mind. I hadn’t heard that much yelling since Gunnery Sergeant … Continue reading
I Love the Way Kids Think
I sell insurance for a living. Before entering the sales force, I was a youth minister. In the continuing education for both professions, I’ve gotten to hear plenty of talks on the importance of thinking outside the box. The gurus … Continue reading
Posted in Family, Thankful Thursday
Tagged Education, Family, Lessons, Life, Parenting, Thankfulness
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Woodworking with Dad
I could walk you through my parents’ house and point out at least 2 items in each room that were built by or modified by my dad (and usually commissioned by my mom). I’m slowly learning to do some things … Continue reading