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Category Archives: Blessings
Family Road Trip 2014 Day 6
The Bybee family minivan pulled out of Milwaukee this morning bound for Chicago. We decided not to take in a game tonight. For starters, we were thinking we might burn out the kids with too much baseball. Correction: we were … Continue reading
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Tagged American Girl, Chicago, Chicago Cubs, Millennium Park, Renaldi's Pizza, The Bean
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Family Road Trip 2014 Day 5
Today we visited Miller Park in Milwaukee. What an awesome venue! For starters, the building is just massive. On the approach, you can see the stadium from about a mile or two off I-94 and it looks amazing. The retractable … Continue reading
Family Road Trip 2014 Day 4
Today has been another full day. We enjoyed some family worship / devotional time together to begin our day. I love hearing my kids articulate their faith at such a young age. Today as we were talking, it became evident … Continue reading
Posted in Baseball, Blessings, Faith, Family, Kids, Sports
Tagged Flume Zoom, Mall of America, Minnehaha Falls, Minnesota Twins, Target Field
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Family Road Trip 2014 Day 3
Today was driving day. After spending the last two days in Missouri, today we loaded up the Family Truckster and made our way north. We decided to sleep in a bit after two late nights at the ball park. With … Continue reading
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Family Road Trip 2014 Day 2
Today we made the drive from St. Louis to Kansas City to make our first visit to Kauffman Stadium. One member of our family was fighting an upset stomach this morning, so we got a later jump than we hoped. … Continue reading
Posted in Baseball, Blessings, Family, Kids, Sports, St. Louis Cardinals
Tagged Baseball road trip, Family road trip, Kansas City Royals, MLB, Robinson Cano, Seattle Mariners
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Family Road Trip 2014 Day 1
Well, today marked Day 1 of our summer Road Trip. I’ve always wanted to go on a “baseball trip” with the family and this year, we decided to make it happen. We started this morning in Alabama and drove through … Continue reading
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Turning Seven
Seven years ago, a rambunctious little boy came into our lives. We named him Jackson, which means “God has been gracious.” We certainly felt God’s unmerited favor resting upon us as we welcomed his arrival. The months leading up to … Continue reading
Team Sports and Character Formation
Team sports is great for character formation. I’ve seen it with my own eyes this weekend. I’ve coached my son’s baseball teams since he was 3 years old. It’s one of the most rewarding and life-giving things that I’m involved … Continue reading
On Her 36th Birthday
Last Thursday, we celebrated Sunny’s 36th birthday. The kids and I plotted together to make the day as special as possible. Joshua has been whispering to me for months about what we were going to get her for her birthday. … Continue reading
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Graduation Reflections
This week a significant chapter in my life comes to a close: I’ll graduate for the final time in my academic career. In some form or another, I’ve been in school for 30 of my 37 years. No matter how … Continue reading