Thriving Relationships

It was just before 5 am. My wife Jenny and I watched our eight-year-old shuffle down our hallway, check the time on the dining room clock, and then sleepily shuffle back to her room for the third time that morning. The rapid shuffling of her tiny feet and her laser-like focus on the kitchen clock

Hey Everyone! If you read my last post,then you know that I have taken a break from my regular blogging schedule in order to try a few publishing experiments. With that said, I am excited to share my latest project–a book of fun, funny, and engaging conversations starters for families. If you act fast, you can get the

Jenny and I didn’t mean to vanish from the blogging world. It just sort of happened. With the addition of baby Emmalynn to our family–amid a number of other changes–life kept getting busier. The good news is that we haven’t completely disappeared. The two of us simply stepped away for a few months to catch our breath. Some

Looking at the quality of my present life, I couldn’t help but overlook the traumatizing experience that once impaired my ability to live, laugh, love, and appreciate the good things in life. I view it as something nastier than Paul George’s lower right leg injury back in one of Team USA’s scrimmages in 2014. I