School supplies. Check. Join the PTA. Check. New shoes. Check. Meet the teacher. Check. Good night sleep. Check. Hearty breakfast. Check. Still camera charged. Check. Videocamera charged. Check. Excited 6-year old. Check. Proud dad. Check. Weepy mom. Check. All systems are go. Let the Kindergarten begin! Here’s a short little video of his first day: [...]

The last weekend before school starts is supposed to involve a lot of swimming. For Caleb, that was cut short on Friday when he slipped off the edge of the pool and busted his chin. After seven stitches now, we’re all good.

Andrew’s got a few classy moves he wants to show off: First, his attempt to stand on one leg like a flamingo is classic. He’s still in search of that illusive balance. Second, his karate kick makes us laugh too.

First things first, my girl Tiffany is loving the video feature of the iPhone. And, I like that it provides new fodder for the blog without me actually having to write stuff. Plus, I love getting to see more of what goes on during their day when I’m at work.

This past weekend was beautiful, and we took off to the zoo here in Atlanta. While there and we pulled out our iPhone and took some video with of the boys playing around and having a good time.

It’s hard to believe that Caleb is turning six years old tomorrow. In many ways we can’t imagine our life before he was born. What did we do with all the time we had back them? He’s turned into quite a unique, cool kid. I wish everyone could know him like we do. That would [...]

Caleb’s first swim team experience just ended after two months of swimming five days a week. Where we live swim team is like a cult. Every neighborhood has a pool, and almost every neighborhood has a swim team. Our neighborhood team is the Dolphins, and they have been undefeated for the last three years. It [...]

Andrew turns eighteen months old this week, and he’s deep in the throes of toddlerhood now. Here is “a day in the life” of Andrew in 23 photos.

Caleb and I recently spent the entire day together one day last week with just the two of us. We were in Alabama visiting with my mom, so she kept Andrew for me.

We don’t do everything right as parents. We see flaws in ourselves, and know that there are lots of things we could do definitely do better. But, we do feel that one thing we’ve done well so far is fostering Caleb’s interests—albeit his offbeat interests.