I want to leave this digital blog to my children, so that as they age they can read about some of the things that saddened our family and brought us great joy. I want them to see how one man has changed their fathers life. I want them to know that person and walk with him as they get older. That is the purpose of this blog.
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As you may know I was commissioned in the Air Force in January and will be leaving shortly. In what may be my last fundraising effort while in St. Joe, I will be getting my head shaved for finding cures for cancer for kids.
This Saturday around 8AM I will be getting 'er done at church. There will be before and after pictures post at the same link above.
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For those who have slipped under our radar lately, we want to inform those that are still reading that we are expecting our next child in early December. I know what you are thinking and your right, I am bailing on my wife in those last few months while I finish up my Air Force training.
Not to worry....Grandmas are here and there and everywhere. And volunteer Grandma's are always wecome.
We go this Friday for the cool sonogram and hopefully I will put pictures up afterwards. They have this child as a High Risk Pregnancy due to Aubrey's heart stuff, so the sooner we can rule that out the better.
Number three, Number three, Boy or Girl? Sorry already know it's not twins. Girl or Boy?
After driving home from Wisconsin on the 30th, I turned around and went on a 1900 mile road trip with my 85 year old Grandpa Glenn. The trip was priceless and worth every second. I will spend the rest of my life remembering the great road adventure we had in 2.4 days.
I am still getting the house ready to go on the market in the Fall. The kids are working on becoming smarter than their parents, and we have fruit coming in on the trees.
Onto the next book. A post modern book I received froma friend for my birthday. I am really gettinginto this book and I have to catch myself reading items again because it is wierd seeing thoughts from the last ten years appear on paper. So far I have have found it to be a refreshing book.
Fraternity is a revealing book that made me want to learn more about Nixon.
The Long Goodbye about ripped my heart out. Most know how much I read on Reagan, and this book was painful. Reagan's daughter is telling the story and brings you right in the middle of the Alzheimer's battle.