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Generations [Memory Lane] Father's Day, through the generations.

Posted on June 21st, 2026 :: 7:04 amJune 21st, 2026 :: 7:11 am by Greg

In 2013, I re-posted a series of my favorite articles published here and called it “a trip down Memory Lane”. Today being Father’s Day, I remembered a post I wrote a while back (9 years ago to the day in 2015) and I thought it was a good candidate for a Memory Lane post. There…

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Twenty Years Life Changes, God Does Not

Posted on August 26th, 2023 :: 9:05 pmAugust 27th, 2023 :: 10:01 am by Greg

A lot can happen in two decades.1 When I posted my first “blog” 20 years ago this date, I was a musician, writing, recording, and performing my songs anywhere and everywhere across the country. I was a young, recently-married father of two (with one on the way) who preferred air-conditioned, indoor life. A cup of…

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Marriage: Great Risk, Great Reward It's not in what you get, but what you give. And give up.

Posted on April 9th, 2016 :: 2:46 pm by Greg

Marriage is hard. If you’re soon to be wed and you hear those words, you eschew them as the trite acrimony of bitter people. That will never be true for us, you say to yourself, sure of the truth of your conviction. Without fail, you discover that the union of two lives into one is…

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Speaking Of Death The difference between not fearing death, and not really living.

Posted on August 22nd, 2015 :: 10:26 amSeptember 8th, 2017 :: 7:52 am by Greg

A good friend remarked recently that death or dying came up frequently in our family’s conversations. His comment was more a good-natured jab, I think, as we were all enjoying funny thoughts and stories, joking around. But I have thought about that since. I wondered if we perhaps give death—one of God’s enemies, defeated by…

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Generations The changing nature of fathering through many seasons

Posted on June 21st, 2015 :: 3:34 pmSeptember 8th, 2017 :: 10:05 am by Greg

It seems like I am entering a new stage as a father. Or maybe it’s more accurate to say I’m already in the middle of it. Today is Father’s Day, and that has me thinking of what it means to be a father. It’s certainly not just this particular holiday that stirred these thoughts. My…

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Twelve Years

Posted on August 29th, 2014 :: 9:24 pm by Greg

This is the week for remembering, it would seem. Just days ago I marked the eleventh year since the start of this blog, and today, August 29th, we passed another special day in our family’s history. In the year 2002, our music had become the primary focus of our days and weeks, and even years….

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I’m (Not) The Awesomest Person Ever

Posted on April 30th, 2014 :: 7:00 amApril 28th, 2014 :: 9:56 pm by Greg

I’m really good at a lot of things. I think I always have been. My sister-in-law once called me “golden boy”, or something like that (even before I was her sister-in-law), because everything I touched “turned to gold”. And yet, I’m really not awesome. I wish I was. I would have lots of uses for…

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Frozen

Posted on March 24th, 2014 :: 9:56 am by Greg

This past weekend we watched the Disney movie, Frozen. Twice, actually. (I know, we’re a bit behind.) Both times as the end credits were rolling (even knowing what was coming the second time) I felt impressed. Not by any technology or effects, though the animation was flawless. It was the story. The princesses are beautiful…

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I’m Just A Bus Driver

Posted on March 18th, 2014 :: 4:33 pm by Greg

Well, not just… But, as of today, I’m officially authorized by the State of New York to transport students in large, yellow vehicles. Again. (I previously drove school busses for two different school districts more than fifteen years ago now!) Last fall, as I contemplated ways that I could feasibly bring in a little more…

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2014: The Year of Fun Numbers

Posted on March 12th, 2014 :: 10:48 am by Greg

We are rounding out the two weeks on the calendar that we call “Birthday Season” here. All three of our girls were born within two weeks of each other. (Two weeks and a day during leap years.) Strangely, they also fall chronologically in age order: Kirstie’s first, then Julia, then Emma. It’s a fun, full,…

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