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Colorado Trip: Episode Five
We finally arrive at MTI but not before visiting some cliff dwellings and driving up a mountain pass while my children give me driving advice.
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Colorado Trip: Episode Four
We arrive in Colorado, explore the Garden of the Gods, and leave in a hurry because Elliot thinks he has to go potty.
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Colorado Trip: Episode Three
Featuring the world’s largest ball of twine.
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Colorado Trip: Episode Two
Featuring the St. Louis Arch and not much else.
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Colorado Trip: Episode One
Featuring the world’s largest rocking chair.
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Fishing and Other Bad Behaviors
Immediately bait buckets, lead weights, and sharp hooks fly through the air while full grown men throw themselves on something that’s slicker than a greased pig.
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Zambia & More | July 2021 Newsletter
A one hour and forty minute flight saves them over twelve hours of traveling (on a good day) and avoids a lot of dangerous hazards along the way.
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February 2021 Newsletter
I believe we shouldn’t sit on the couch all day and wait for God to change the world, but neither should we strive to change the world by our own…
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Over the River and Through the Woods…
It’s funny but when you move away from home it feels like everything should stay the same until you come back. It doesn’t.
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Mr. and Mrs. Hippenhammer
We just got back from ANOTHER trip to Pennsylvania and it’s good to be home even though being at home means sitting on a crooked toilet.
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Flying with Toddlers & the Depravity of Mankind
Flying with a toddler is like pulling the pin on an old military surplus Russian grenade, gingerly placing it into a refrigerator, then climbing in and closing the door behind…
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Visiting the Potawatomi Zoo (& a few innovative zoo ideas of my own)
An expert zoo visiting tip: Bring a Brazilian blow gun with you so you can subtly provoke the animals to swing around their cages exhibiting maximum fierceness
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Nocturnal Zombie Drivers
My wife lost her sanity. She’ll find it again, at least I hope so. She usually does, no thanks to me. I’m terrible at finding things.
