The paragraphs below (in blocks) tell a snippet about our most recent trip to the Greenville Christmas Parade. We went there with our good friends, the Crumptons. We sat on the street, waiting for the parade to come. We had some of the “best seats in the house.” We arrived 90 minutes early to put [...]
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We pulled into the garage after a couple of hours of running errands. This was a Tuesday, so the garbage can and recycle bin were out at the cul-de-sac. I asked Haydn if he would go get the recycle bin and bring it to the garage. He said, “Okay daddy, but I have got to [...]
I’ve got my blanket, my teddy, and my gun, Daddy!
Posted: August 30, 2010 by RickThomasNet in Haydn Stories, Vacation '10…and how else would a boy begin his vacation? We left the house at 6:38AM this morning. My kids heard the garage door go up, which is right under their room and Haydn was seemingly buckled in the van before the door got all the way up. He wasn’t that quick, but nearly so. Surprisingly, [...]
Haydn’s Gospel-Centered Bike Story Continues
Posted: June 27, 2010 by RickThomasNet in Haydn StoriesSo we prayed for a bike for Ansa. We didn’t want to buy her one, because it was not something we wanted to afford at this time. God, in his mercy to us, allows Haydn to win the raffle at the movie theater and he wins a brand new bicycle. Rather than keeping the bicycle [...]
Lucia and I have been talking the past couple of months about getting Tristen a new bicycle and giving her current bicycle to Ansa. Ansa cannot ride one yet, but she is ready to experiment with a bike with training wheels. I have not been in faith to “pull the trigger” to get one. Tristen’s [...]
