Jaron’s Birthday
Happy birthday, Jaron.
We’ll see each other again someday. Until then, know that your Aunt & Uncle (and cousins) love you and we miss you.
Happy birthday, Jaron.
We’ll see each other again someday. Until then, know that your Aunt & Uncle (and cousins) love you and we miss you.
We recently began a search to find a house or apartment within a city limit – we’re a little concerned about putting our kids in county schools in upper East Tennessee, so we started looking for a place in a different school district. We found our place! We can move in as early as April…
It wasn’t supposed to happen this soon. With the amazing talent that’s coming in the very near future, fans were told to expect an NIT bid, or maybe entrance as a bubble-team into the Tournament. But magic has happened this season. Teams ranked #1, #2, and #5 all left Assembly Hall with losses. The Hoosiers…
My father-in-law has been moved again. He’s out of the physical therapy and back under medical observation. He had 104 degree fever yesterday, low blood pressure, and was throwing up. While they’re not overly concerned, they obviously don’t think he’s out of the wood yet, either. I know this roller coaster is wearing thin with…
Here they are. The much-promised pictures from our trip to Indy & the Monster Jam. the kids’ first (and last) trip to the Hoosier Dome. Aiden posing outside the Dome with a huge Peyton (Eli’s brother) Manning banner The free pit pass allowed us walk on the hallowed floor of the Hoosier Dome where history…
We’ve broken open the Christmas storage boxes. Tomorrow, we’re going to cut down a tree at a tree farm. It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas! As I typed the above, Aly came out of her room (she’s been “asleep” since 9…it’s past 11:30 now) and said, “Dad, I like that,” a couple times….
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Jaron
We miss Jaron. It has been interesting to see how our perspectives have changed over the last three years regarding Jaron. Now that Caedmon is up and running the house, we have a deeper sense of all of the experiences that we didn’t get to share with Jaron. Since he was first, we haven’t always known very clearly what life would have been like with him here. We had some good time to remember Jaron this weekend and as we remembered, we focused a lot on God’s faithfulness to us during that time. He answered all of our prayers and blessed the day with peace and assurance. He provided for all of our needs physically and emotionally along the way through friends and family. What a good God. In my letter to Jaron for the memorial service, I wrote that we would always be seeking as deep of a connection with God as we had experienced during the pregnancy and on/after the day that Jaron died. How true. We’re so thankful for Jaron. His short life changed us, and so many others, eternally. God is good.