That… Which Matters Most

  • Union’s Fountain

    From the archives, September 2010. This is the fountain post that has everything, a fountain, a bell tower, a drenched little boy who fell into the fountain, what more needs to be said?   Listen ⇢

  • The Fountain

    The following is of the fountain in the entrance of the apartment complex where I live. It’s not particularly a grand fountain. And the pump that keeps it going is rather loud. But it’s worthy of a few pictures.   Listen ⇢

  • Sprung Spring Part 2

    I decided to take a walk with my camera last night, just to see what I could find. Yup! More flowers! Enjoy.   Listen ⇢

  • Learning to Drive

    One of Andy’s first experiences driving a vehicle. I’m a firm believer in teaching our children to drive at an early age. I learned basic defensive driving skills on my brother’s go-kart that have served me well as an adult. I actually know what to do when the car begins… Listen ⇢

  • Biker Boy

    March 2011, Joey is almost 4. I don’t think he really liked the tricycle because once he got it back up to the barn, he never rode it again.     Listen ⇢

  • Celebrating Four

    Heidi and I went out to Bonefish, our favorite restaurant, last night to celebrate our 4th wedding anniversary. The LORD has blessed us with four wonderful years and we pray He blesses us with many years to come. We ordered the Bang Bang Shrimp, which is an appetizer, the calamari,… Listen ⇢

  • Frisco Municipal Library

    I’ve wanted to try some of these shots for a while. This one was in my mind’s eye, and Andy complied and made it come to pass. My goal was to have him stand really still, so that he would be in focus, while anyone else would be a blur.… Listen ⇢

    Frisco Municipal Library

  • Our New (Used) Wheels

    The LORD provided us with a “new” set of wheels. For us, the word “new” is flexible, and in this case, means “less than 10 years old.” Turns out that the man who provided these wheels for us, got the year of the car wrong. He said it was a… Listen ⇢

  • Commercialism in Red

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