...was the the last game in "The House that Ruth Built." No matter your love or hate of the Yankees, you have to feel a bit nostalgic about the 85 years that Yankee Stadium has housed the Yankees.
Monday, September 22, 2008
Last Night...
...was the the last game in "The House that Ruth Built." No matter your love or hate of the Yankees, you have to feel a bit nostalgic about the 85 years that Yankee Stadium has housed the Yankees.
Sunday, September 21, 2008
Don't Quote Me On That....
The fate of unborn millions will now depend, under God, on the courage and conduct of this army.
--General George Washington, July 2, 1776
It struck me that this quote could pertain to the church
Tuesday, September 16, 2008
The bench...
Tuesday, September 09, 2008
Five month check up...
...went great.
He is on track with all of his development and growth. Jack's diet not included rice cereal, pears, sweet potatoes, avocado, peaches and bananas. He gets solids twice a day, once in the morning and once in the evening. He has become proficient at eating off of a spoon and learned to open wide. Avocados seem to be his least favorite. Everything else is great.
His measurements came in at 16lbs and 3oz and 27 inches long.
Over the last couple of days he has become quite a mover. A combination of rolling and "inching" can carry him quite a distance. He has perfected rolling back to front and front to back.
He loves to be tickled and play "Upppppp...downnnnn."
Jack also has his first helmet adjustment yesterday, no big deal really. We did have to wait quite a while.
There has been a develpomet though since he has gotten to where he can wear his helmet 23 hours a day...his head smells like a middle school boys locker room. It is that bad. I feel horrible for him. We clean the helmet religiously. The helmet lady, Nancy, said that it was just part of it. We refuse to believe that we are going to have to live with that smell for the next six months...so we frebreezed it. We'll let you know how it turns out.
He is on track with all of his development and growth. Jack's diet not included rice cereal, pears, sweet potatoes, avocado, peaches and bananas. He gets solids twice a day, once in the morning and once in the evening. He has become proficient at eating off of a spoon and learned to open wide. Avocados seem to be his least favorite. Everything else is great.
His measurements came in at 16lbs and 3oz and 27 inches long.
Over the last couple of days he has become quite a mover. A combination of rolling and "inching" can carry him quite a distance. He has perfected rolling back to front and front to back.
He loves to be tickled and play "Upppppp...downnnnn."
Jack also has his first helmet adjustment yesterday, no big deal really. We did have to wait quite a while.
There has been a develpomet though since he has gotten to where he can wear his helmet 23 hours a day...his head smells like a middle school boys locker room. It is that bad. I feel horrible for him. We clean the helmet religiously. The helmet lady, Nancy, said that it was just part of it. We refuse to believe that we are going to have to live with that smell for the next six months...so we frebreezed it. We'll let you know how it turns out.
Monday, September 08, 2008
Don't quote me on that...
What we become depends on what we read after all of the professors have
finished with us. The greatest university of all is a collection of books.
Thursday, September 04, 2008
Don't Quote Me On That...
“The man who lives from God’s breath can recognize with joy that the same breath sinks into the lungs of his fellowman, and that they are both drawing from the same source. At this mutual realization, the fear of another disappears, a smile comes to the lips, the weapons fall, and one hand reaches out for the other. He who recognizes the breath of God in another can truly let another enter his life, too, and can receive the gifts which are given to him.”--Henri Nouwen
What seperates you and I? What seperates you and your neighbor?
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