We took a family field trip today to the Operation Christmas Child distribution warehouse in Atlanta.

This coming weekend is one we’ve been looking forward to for months. My sister Kayla will be getting married. We’ll load up the boys and lots of luggage for a full day of travel on Thursday all the way to New Hampshire.

Today we took Caleb canoeing for the first time. The city of Roswell hosted a Family Canoe Day on the Chattahoochee River, a few miles from our house. The weather was perfect; high in the low 80s. They provided the canoes, life-jackets, paddles, and a hot dog lunch on a paddle wheeler river boat. [...]

Today would be my dad’s 50th birthday. He passed away seven years ago, but the day still does not go unnoticed.

Today we received the the good news we were hoping for. The lab results came back, and we are mold free. We can breathe freely once again.

Wasn’t sure what to title this post. I went back and forth on “The Mold and the Beautiful” and “Molded Masses Yearning to Breathe Free.”

Mothers can do amazing things. Mothers GTD (get things done) before dads can get started. Mothers can hold an intelligent phone conversation while cooking dinner, folding clothes, and holding a baby on her hip. I just watch in awe at all Tiffany can do in a day.

My grandmother Jessie Mae Tarver passed away over the weekend. She will be remembered as a dependable southern lady who loved her family and her Lord.

Our posting has slowed down over the past few weeks. Life’s been a little busier than normal. But, we’re not too busy to capture some home videos that we want to share with you. Hope you’ll excuse the typical, shaky, amateur, home video quality and feel just a hint of the joy we feel of [...]

What a great weekend we had. We celebrated Easter with a few fun activities. We visited Stone Mountain on Friday. Caleb had his first tee-ball game on Saturday. And we had lunch and an egg hunt with family on Sunday. View photos.