He should have known better…that’s all I can say. He’s my father and he’s known me for all of my 43 years, so I can’t take any pity on him and I won’t accept any of the blame. He knew… Continue reading

My daughters are 11 and almost 13 years old now, so I’m not a novice at this parenting thing, but there’s something about my 4 year old son that is opening a new awareness in me. Maybe it’s just the… Continue reading

Yesterday I was chatting with a buddy of mine (I’ll call him Robin. Well, actually that is his name), but anyway, he mentioned that he was doing P90X. I was intrigued. I knew by looking at him that he must… Continue reading

She stood in the batter’s box not knowing what to expect. It was just a practice, not a game, so there was no reason for the shake in her nerves. But staring ahead she was facing her teammate/pitcher who was… Continue reading

My sister laughed when I told her that I was starting the P90X workout program. If you know what that is and have seen me lately, you would laugh, too. And on my first day, I did almost vomit…almost. But… Continue reading

I have a confession. I love to buy things. And I’ll confess for my wife. She loves to buy things, too. We’re not extravagant people, though. We don’t load up Neiman Marcus bags; Wal-Mart, Target, Kohls and Sams, now that’s… Continue reading

My alarm clock has a snooze button about this big(imagine me stretching my arms out as wide as possible), yes I know it’s an exaggeration, but it’s for illustrative purposes, so work with me, okay? The snooze button is a… Continue reading

Why is it at 43 years old now I am learning most of life’s most valuable lessons from a 4 year old? This past Sunday on the way home from church we decided to stop by the mall. A rare… Continue reading

I’m sitting in my car at Lake Wylie killing time. And no, killing time is not killing me. I love to kill time…alone. Just me and my thoughts undisturbed for a while. It’s funny how this yearning has increased with… Continue reading

Sometimes when the Lord brings conviction on you that leads to confession and repentance, your friends may not understand. They may look at what you used to do and call you a hypocrite for your new stance. But the difference… Continue reading