My friend’s young daughter just had her tonsils and adenoids removed. My kids think a lot of that little girl and have been praying for her recovery. The whole process has sparked some real interest from my kids about surgery and tonsils but I didn’t realize how much until this morning. After brushing her teeth […]Read Post ›
My three-year old son is a big, physically strong boy. Everyday he is more and more helpful and at eight months pregnant, I am grateful for the help. When we returned from our last grocery store run my little guy was more than happy to help me unload the car. We had passed each other […]Read Post ›
While enjoying lunch after golf, my Dad ordered an “Arnold Palmer” to drink and share with my three-year old son. After having lunch with her friends, my five-year old daughter joined us. “Papa Dub, what are you boys having to drink?” she asked. “Arnold Palmer” he answered. “Ughh” she said with an eye roll. “That is a […]Read Post ›
“When a Mom and Dad live in different houses…what does that mean?” My five-year-old daughter posed this question while we were hanging out in the pool. She shared that a couple of her friends have parents who live in different houses. We began a brief discussion about divorce. What it means, why it may happen […]Read Post ›
I have one, I am married to one, and I am potentially raising one—soon to be two! While I have no idea what it is like to be a Father I am surrounded by them! My three-year-old son uses the qualifier, “When I am a Daddy…” when looking forward to events in his life. Here […]Read Post ›
“Now to him who is able to do immeasurably more than all we ask or imagine, according to his power that is at work within us,” (Ephesians 3:20, NASB) My five year-old daughter came down with the flu right before Spring Break. Poor baby she was so sick those first few days and just needed […]Read Post ›
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