I am a Christian, Jill's husband, Dadofmykids and Manofmywork. Interested in worship, family, adoption, and small business.
Saturday, October 23, 2010
We encountered a bear of sorts in the Great Smoky Mtns
We had driven to the Great Smoky Mountain National Park, about an hour from home, to have a nice picnic in the autumn forest.
The kids told me it was a teenager. And they were scared. Riley led
the way to the spot, not far from our picnic site, where the thing
happened.
Sure enough, there were two teenage boys. I ask them to show me the
knife. When he handed it to me, I said "now get the hell out of here."
Then we walked away.
The knife was small, but still, the boy had threatened my kids with
it. So I threw it in the nearest garbage can when he wasn't looking.
Some kids might be responsible enough to carry a pocket knife, but most aren't.
We had a wonderful day. The fall colors were beautiful, especially
against the sky blue backdrop.
God bless,
Dadofmykids
Tuesday, October 12, 2010
Saturday, October 09, 2010
Rocky Top
Tuesday, September 28, 2010
I am mailing this letter to USA Network.
USA Network
30 Rockefeller Plaza
21st Floor
New York, NY 10112
RE: Request to remove commercial from your network.
Dear USA Network,
My family enjoys watching several shows on your network, especially WWE Monday Night Raw. Last night, as I watched RAW with my children, ages 14, 13, 10 and 6, there was a commercial that exposed my children to a vulgar sexual suggestion.
The commercial was advertising the movie, “Get Him to the Greek”. One of the characters said to the other, “Imaging someone else having sex with your girlfriend, at the same time as you”, or something very similar. My young children heard that!! How offensive!!!
It’s hard to imagine how that got on the air during a show that is known to be loved and watched by millions of children. Please consider the negative impact this commercial is having on the minds of children. It is unhealthy for them to hear such things. Once such a thought is planted in their minds, you can’t take it back.
Do you see the damage this could have on the children who watch your network?
TAKE THIS COMMERCIAL OFF THE AIR IMMEDIATELY!!
Sincerely,
Phone 865-235-1323
Dadofmykids.blogspot.com
Sunday, September 12, 2010
I get wanting to know Christ, power and fellowship. But suffering???
I want to know Christ and the power of his resurrection and the fellowship of sharing in his sufferings, becoming like him in his death. Philippians 3:10 (New International Version)
Am I reading that correctly?
Did Paul really say he wanted to share in Christ's suffering?
He must know something I don't, because I don't like suffering of my own. And Christ suffered way more than I could imagine.
God help me understand this.
Tuesday, September 07, 2010
SE Laser Celebrates 21 Years with Half Price!
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Thursday, August 26, 2010
US Army Chorus tickled ears and massaged hearts at Kennedy Center.
From Broadway show tunes to spirituals and folk songs, all were American music. The voices were rich and flawless.
If you ever get the opportunity to hear them live, don't miss it.
After the concert, as the soldier exited the building and passed the crowd waiting in line, spontaneous applause erupted. Unfortunately, the only picture I could get is this one.
God bless America!
Dadofmykids
Sunday, August 15, 2010
Keep on Daddin'
- Men who's arm won't fall off from retrieving a hot wheel car from turd infested waters.
- Men who will squeeze their kids' momma just so tight in the kitchen.
- Men of honesty and integrity.
- Men who will be with their kids on non-birthdays and non-holidays.
- Men who will worship God without shame.
- Men who will go to work and come home after work every day.
- Men who scratch a dog's ears.
- Men who smell like men.
- Men who can admit their mistakes.
Matthew 10:40
Saturday, July 31, 2010
It's been a great week of vacation in Gulf Shores Al.
There were very small amounts of tar balls and oil on the beach here this week. Maybe credit is due the cleanup crews which have been sifting the sand both with large machines and by hand. Could it be that there hasn't been very much oil impact on the beaches here at all?
The sad part of it is that the greatest impact here seems to be economic here in Gulf Shores, Alabama. This is a demonstration of the power of the media to falsely influence behavior in our people. The beach has not been crowded at all - the opposite, nearly baron.
Yesterday the beach flags were changed from red to yellow. I heard reports that the Health Department upgraded the swim advisory. They must have seen the same thing I saw.
We took some great pictures this week but cannot upload other than by cell phone. I plan to post after we get back home to our beloved high speed Internet.
The bottom line is this: if you ever wanted to vacation to the beach, now is your best opportunity. Not only will you find clean safe sand, but you will bring some needed and appreciated cash down here.
God bless,
Dadofmykids.
PS. Now it's time to go back to KnoxVegas. See ya.
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