The cold days have kept us indoors, but that hasn’t stopped us from having fun times together. The photo above is from a party my daughter put together a few weeks ago.
I’m was seated at the bottom left (the backwards cap got me in a little trouble). Good times were had by all.
Oh, I love my kids! I love how they are growing and learning, and I love that I get to help direct their lives to Jesus and living for Him without reservations.
One thing that I’ve discovered is that it’s a little bit hard to come by resources that are really great for helping my kids learn about the Bible. Either the stories tend to be poorly written, miss the point, or have lame illustrations. Fortunately, Keri has a collection of books that she and her siblings grew up reading, and they’re fantastic. I don’t personally know about newer editions, but these 1966 Arch Books are my favorite. I read one with the kids every night.
Anybody else have kid resources that you’d recommend for teaching about Jesus and the Bible?
Yesterday we had a great day in the snow with the kids. We built a seriously big snowman (almost as tall as me), and we had a great snowball fight.
Yesterday I woke up feeling pretty terrible, and I spent most of the day shivering while wrapped up in a fleece blanket. But before that, we managed to take a visit to see some newborn lambs at the farm where Keri’s sister works.
Just for the record, baby lambs are even more cute than you might think.
I would have never guessed that having kids would be so entertaining. :)
My wife is an amazing photographer, and I love this picture that she took of me holding my son while we waited for a train.
It’s a little bit difficult to tell from the photo, but at my request, my daughter took the time out of her playing at Chick-fil-A to wipe her brother’s nose.
What did people ever do without camera phones to capture these moments?
Thanks, Keri, for the great pic! As much as I love being a dad, being your husband is even better.
Living in a house with two little children, this seems to happen to me all the time. I’ll take off my shoes at the end of the day to find this sort of surprise.
What did I ever do without kids?
