Tiffany told me this story today about Caleb.

Sleeping out under the stars. Staying up past our bedtime. Dipping into a snack bag. Brushing our teeth and peeing in the great outdoors. Telling monster stories. Shivering all night. Waking up to the birds singing. Who knew you could experience all that in our own (or in our case our next door neighbor’s) backyard?

Here are a few new pictures taken this week: two from the pool and four from the dairy farm.

I had a temporary loss of sanity the other day after I cooked a big lunch. To me a big lunch means I messed up a lot of dirty dishes. I opened the dishwasher to start piling them in when I realized someone in my house (I won’t mention any names) forgot to start it after he loaded the breakfast dishes.

Last weekend, our Pastor, Bryant Wright, preached an entire 3-sermon series in one morning. It began last week when he asked the congregation to send in any questions they had about God, the Bible, and Christianity. He received nearly 200 questions. He took several of those and answered a different set in each morning service.

Caleb is having a tough time adjusting to springtime in Georgia. One of the best parts so we thought about leaving Texas for Georgia was being around all of the big trees. We were so wrong. Andy developed allergies when we moved to Texas. Now Caleb developed allergies when we moved to Georgia. And of course Andy still has allergy problems here.