Gratitude journal: Recycled furniture
Someday my wife and I will spend the money to furnish our home with new furniture. This will probably happen when the children are a little older and less likely…
Someday my wife and I will spend the money to furnish our home with new furniture. This will probably happen when the children are a little older and less likely…
Clara celebrated her third birthday on Wednesday with a chocolate cupcake and a handful of presents. In my continued series of posts from Greetings Little One leading up to her…
Clara celebrated her third birthday on Wednesday with a chocolate cupcake and a handful of presents. In my continued series of posts from Greetings Little One leading up to her…
Tonight I am grateful to the patience that I have garnered over thirteen years of teaching and a lifetime of struggle. It was this storehouse of patience that allowed me…
My teeth were being X-rayed at the dentist’s office yesterday by the panorama device that rotates 360 degrees around your head. As the dental hygienist was preparing me for the…
My daughter is apparently becoming the Andy Goldsworthy of food. Or at least of dairy products. Though I think it’s important to find a cliché and exploit it, I’m not…
Tonight I am grateful for advances in dental technology that allow me to still have my teeth today. In a 1988 car accident that left me temporarily dead, my bottom…
There are a lot of reasons that I use Twitter. One small but no less significant reason is the wisdom that I find amongst the people I follow. I read…
My wife and I are a little obsessed with the way our daughter says umbrella. We’re probably a little biased, but we find it unspeakably cute.
Our day began yesterday, at 11:53 PM, when your mother awoke me from about ten minutes of sleep to inform me that her water had broken. In fact, it was…