Smile

Smile, it’s the weekend. Not sure what everyone else is doing but this little guy is going to simply be cute.

Let your smile change the world but don’t let the world change your smile. -Unknown

  
 

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Contemplating the Last Week

Today’s photo of the day is once again of my youngest son, Connor. Today he is a week old. I captured this photo a few days ago and thought I would share. Considering his posture, it made me think the following, “Each day we should make time for quiet reflection.”

What lies behind us and what lies before us are tiny matters compared to what lies within us. (Ralph Waldo Emerson)

 

Eat, Sleep, Repeat

Today’s picture of the day features my 4 day old, Connor. My Sunday afternoon consisted of his routine; Eat, Sleep, Repeat.

  

A baby will make love stronger, days shorter, nights longer, bankroll smaller, home happier, clothes shabbier, the past forgotten, the future worth living for. (Author Unknown)

Celebrating Our 8 Year Old

Today is a special day. Peyton turns 8. The past 8 years have flown by. The following are a few things that describes Peyton. First he is thorough. He takes pride in his work and wants it done correctly. He pays attention to detail and likes routine. He’s systemic. He has a soft spirit that displays compassion. He’s loving. Who does he love more? Mommy and Daddy!

Here’s a few pics.

The first picture is his bike. He wanted a trick bike, one with the pegs. He was surprised when he saw it. The next picture is the cake Chanelle baked for him. He wanted a Carolina Jersey.

If you’re family, friends, or a part of Peyton’s life in any capacity; what are a few things that you could say that would describe Him?

This Weekend Around Aiken (December 5)

It’s Christmas and that means there is a few things we can do as believers to be part of what’s going on in our city.

Share this post on social media or via email as a way to invite your friends and followers to join you for service this Sunday.

Roses for My Daughter

Yesterday I bought roses for my daughter, she’s five. Her eyes lit up when I pulled them from behind my back and handed them to her.