One Life • Many Roads
One Life • Many Roads
Where the hell has this guy been, Nashville? Soaring harmonies, intricate guitars, straight ahead lyrics, all highlighted by the beautifully forlorn, soulful sound of the lap steel, Chris Stapleton delivers a impressive work on Traveller. A deftly crafted set of songs…
I’ve been blessed in so many ways. My family is happy and loving. We laugh. We laugh a lot. My kids have always known stability and security. They’ve rarely, if ever, seen my wife and I fight. There’s a good…
And the Earth Moved
Installment 1
The memorial dedication reads: “The joy and excitement of John Fitzgerald Kennedy’s life belong to all men. So did the pain and sorrow of his death. When he died on November 22, 1963, shock and agony touched human conscience throughout…
Last Sunday evening, my daughter came bounding in the back door after a full day of shopping with her mom to gather everything a first grader requires. With a Cheshire grin, a twinkle in her eye, and satisfied sense of…
My daughter just called me to let me know that she and her mom were about to pull her other front “toof” out — the second in as many days. So what, you say? Well, that’s the end of the…
A couple of evenings ago I was dragging my son through the nightly “it’s bedtime-ok-stall-Come on, it’s bedtime-play around-drag feet upsteps-roll around on the ground-Junior, now, it’s bedtime..” dance. Before I go further, I should mention that Junior just turned…
My wife, Cheryl, asked me the ever rhetorical and often nerve-wracking question, “Do you know what your son did today?” Well, immediately, two thoughts occurred to me. “Your son” is nearly always a universal indicator of not-so-great news. Additionally, since…
