Piccal

I left work a little early today, mostly because I just needed to get away from it for awhile. We headed down to Lynchburg early so we could swing by and pick up our race packets. It was nice to

Marc is the new hire at work, replacing Tim. He’s been interning for awhile and has done really well. After we learned about Tim’s plans to move to Texas, we started trying out Marc to see how he’d do as

This was Traci’s Valentine’s Day present for this year. We didn’t receive it until last week. The biggest delay was the frame. There was a 7-opening frame I was going to order from Amazon, but the week before V-day I

There’s a big deadline coming up at work tomorrow and we’ve been working hard to meet it. Unfortunately, we’ve still got a ways to go. And even at the time of me writing this (Monday, April 9), we still aren’t

I actually marked this photo for deletion on my first pass through. Then I came back and unmarked it. Don’t know why. I had several other shots that were more in focus and not blurry. But this just seemed more

Traci decided that she wanted to plant some flowers out by our mailbox. Of course, she decided this 30 minutes before sunset. I told her to go ahead and plant the flowers while I gave the boys a bath. After

I’m always amazed at hearing how others pronounce “Piccal”. My family pronounces it so that it sounds like “Pickle.” Some of the folks I work with just call it “that photo website you do.” Today, Kim was visiting. She cornered

This is one of the very rare moments when both kids are: Getting along Not crying Looking in the general direction of the camera Not sticking out their tongue Not crying Sitting down Sitting down next to each other Sitting

We took another trip to the park today and this time Turner came across some dandelions. I couldn’t remember the last time that I’d stopped and picked a dandelion to blow on it. Kids…

When I got home tonight, I saw that there was a fire truck and an ambulance at our neighbor’s house. We took the boys out to get a closer view of the trucks and, let’s face it, we were being