Somebody’s big day…
“I long to accomplish great and noble tasks, but it is my chief duty to accomplish humble tasks as though they were great and noble. The world is moved along, not only by the mighty shoves of its heroes, but also by the aggregate of the tiny pushes of each honest worker.” Helen Keller…
I thought it would be fun for the Preschooler to start taking tennis lessons this summer. So, on Monday afternoons we trek to the other side of town for a 4-6 year old “Mighty Mites” clinic. Part of the reason I thought this would be a good summer activity is because I knew the tennis…
This fall our church is sponsoring a soccer league for kids. I knew from the moment I first saw the email announcing sign-ups for the 4-year old league that this opportunity wouldn’t be overlooked by the soccer-loving Spouse. And, sure enough, not only is the Preschooler playing, but the Spouse is a co-coach. I never…
I am grateful to be writing this post from the sandy shores of South Carolina this week. One of the beauties of being at the beach is that the days of the week don’t much matter here. I forgot it was even Monday. So far, the weather here has been unusually cool for May, but…
These are two of my favorite conversations with the girls from the past week or so: The other day we were driving home from school, and the Preschooler was growing very concerned about the weather and who or what causes the weather to do this or that. Snow was on her mind, and she was…
The Monday after vacation is always a hard one. I think maybe all beach trips should require a minimum two week stay. If they say it takes twenty-one days to make or break a habit, it surely takes fourteen days to fully relax… Since the reality, though, is that it is a Monday, and since…