A five minute miracle…or at least that’s what we are hoping for.

My grandmother’s celebrated her 90th birthday last week. She looked radiant. All NINE of her children descended onto Wagarville, AL, to be there for her.

Life has been busy around our house the last seven weeks with a new baby and an always on the go four year old. Someone always needing Mommy for food, a diaper, or clean clothes.

http://swerve.lifechurch.tv/2008/01/28/leadership-lids-1-of-5/ The challenge of having to come up with the big picture and keep the details in mind too.

One of the downsides of having such a curious 4 year old is this. Today Caleb asked Tiffany: “Where did you get those things that Andrew gets to eat with?”

Not only did we get to try out our new basketball hoop yesterday, we we got to play in the snow.

That’s how I felt the last month of pregnancy. Of course Andy and I were excited, but it had been over four years since we had been around a newborn. We were nervous as we remembered the sleepless nights and crying that comes along with a new baby.

Somehow I missed the news. Antony Flew, a philosopher who is most known for being an atheist has changed his mind.

My sister-in-law Kayla, the graphic-designer extraordinaire, gave me three design books that have inspired her. So far, they’ve done the same for me.

Andrew turned one month old yesterday. How about a few stats and a few more pictures.