I was looking out the window toward our backyard one day recently, when I noticed movement near the door to our garden shed. I thought at first that it was just the groundhog again, the one that lives under the … Continue reading →
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Yesterday, the staff at the library where I work had a baby shower for Brinley. We had a great time. Michele and I feel somewhat overwhelmed by the kindness of people around us here at Taylor. Every night this week, … Continue reading →
The other day, when Michele and I were on our way to a doctor’s visit for Brinley, we listened to a radio program on which Anne Graham Lotz was speaking. It was a recording of her speaking at the funeral … Continue reading →
I’m reading a great book that my mother-in-law bought me at Border’s this weekend. It’s entitled Looking for Alaska and is written by Peter Jenkins (of A Walk Across America fame). I’m thoroughly enjoying it, with its stories of adventure, … Continue reading →
I have some rare quiet time to myself this morning, having woken up earlier than usual on a Saturday morning. Outside, there is a touch of fog and it is an overcast day. The leaves on some of the trees … Continue reading →
It’s a beautiful, fall day here in Indiana. Michele and I agree that this area is very pretty in the fall, with the narrow country roads, abundant trees, and the corn and soybeans waiting to be harvested. There is a … Continue reading →
Today has been rather exhausting. I should be more specific…Today AND last night were exhausting! Brinley was pretty fussy last night, and Tristan clambered into our bed during the wee hours of the morning, so between the two of them, … Continue reading →
What an interesting past week! First of all, our little girl, Brinley Grace, was born on Friday, October 4, at 4:53p. She weighed 7 lbs., 15 oz. and is 20 inches long. Michele was induced three weeks early because her … Continue reading →
