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A Letter To My 5 Year Old Son
You just turned five. Every day that passes makes it harder and harder for me to admit that you are growing up. You rode a bike for the first time the other day and I expected that you would need me...
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The Greatest Love of All
I don’t tend to do the Wordless Wednesday posts and I guess these words kind of negate this being one of them, but every now and then you take a picture that rocks you and this one did that for me. It...
View ArticleThree Year Old Pride
In case you have never met me or followed me on any social media channel, I attended a conference last weekend called, Blissdom Canada. At this conference, I was given the opportunity to do my very...
View Article13 Things About Her
She is… The provider of light in times when I see only darkness Driven to want more from herself, even though she is perfect as she is Forgiving. Almost to a fault Unaware of how beautiful she really...
View ArticleThe Small Victories
It seems like only a few weeks ago that we were working on which shoe went on which foot. Yesterday, you zipped up your own coat for the first time and seeing the pride in your eyes, further fueled the...
View ArticleA Father’s Gift
There are a number of reasons why this short film hit me so hard and maybe someday I’ll get into them on here. In the meantime, enjoy this incredible story and the slew of messages it dishes out.
View ArticleSome Of The Best Moments Go Uncaptured
It was April Fools Day yesterday, and while I am not someone who partakes in any of the festivities, my son’s class put together a fun little prank for the kids to play on the parents after school was...
View ArticleShe Has No Idea How Loved She Is
The animated and believable way in which she can tell a story about fictional princesses who can fly and who also turn into magical mermaids with super strength. She has no idea how loved she is. When...
View ArticleFatherhood
“Daddy, can I have ice cream?”, my 4 year old daughter asked, at ten in the morning while in the checkout line at Costco. “Hmmmm, I guess so”, I replied. She was home from school because of a fever the...
View ArticleThe World I Know
I wake up, fall out of bed and drag a comb across my head. Before I get sued by the Beatles I should point out that this is a stunningly accurate portrayal of my daily routine. Every morning I groggily...
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