When you go from zero kids to one, Daddy still gets extra time for blogging because the newborn needs to be bounced to sleep every night while Mommy rests.
But when you go from one to two, there’s no time for that. Or anything. Even finishing this senten
So I’m sorry this is so late! (But you both knew about this already, right?)
Here are some more pictures:
We visited grandparents and great grandparents and a rarely-seen uncle in Ohio over Christmas and New Years. Our Saturday-afternoon flight from Cleveland to Denver (departure scheduled for 4:37 pm) was delayed for four hours by a mechanical fault. We had to deplane...
I was asked by a friend to write this. Thirty minutes later, here it was: Watch less TV. Don't let it be your default evening activity. Love higher and better things.Don’t let social media be your default activity either. I periodically delete my Facebook app, and on...
There’s a beautiful Christian camp I’ve been to many times which serves my hometown crowd of more or less independent, baptistic churches. Anybody who knows me can guess which camp I’m talking about, but please don’t: what I’m about to say applies to many, many...
I just got back from a seven-day trip down two thirds of the Grand Canyon with Canyon Ministries, William D. Barrick, Terry Mortenson, and (especially) knowledgeable Cedarville University geologist John Whitmore. I gained a much deeper understanding of the geology of...
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Yeah, you think you’re a busy dad now, eh? Wait till there’s three. Then they have you and mom outnumbered. Total exhaustion follows.
But it’s a good exhaustion. Kind of wish we could be stuck in a time warp, back there…
Maranatha!
Don Johnson
Jer 33.3
P. S. Congratulations!
Congratulations! I too am still waiting for my life to return to normal levels of stress and busyness. I guess this is the new normal.