Quote of the Day “Good choices create opportunities. Good habits make the most of them.” – James Clear
The Prince Wedding in Gatlinburg – Day 3: The Ceremony and Reception
The Prince Wedding in Gatlinburg – Day 2: 18th Anniversary and a Rehearsal Dinner
Quote of the Day “We went muddying.” – Weston, after he and Turner went mudding in Boog’s side by side.
The Prince Wedding in Gatlinburg – Day 1: Arrival
Quote of the Day “Who covets more is evermore a slave.” – Robert Herrick
Fuss More
Quote of the Day “Solitude is dangerous. It’s very addictive. It becomes a habit after you realize how peaceful and calm it is. It’s like you don’t want to deal with people anymore because they drain your energy.” – Jim
Little Giant Ladder and a Non-Costume Costume Party
Quote of the Day “It’s not what you pay a man, but what he costs you that counts.” – Will Rogers
Nolensville Knights vs FCHS Rebels
Quote of the Day “There’s a railroad track in Decherd.” – Words that daddy used to say when I’d leave home to head back to Nashville. My common response was usually, “I know,” followed by an eye-roll.
Fall Break 2022 – Bean Belt, New Knives, and Game Times
Quote of the Day “Give him a glockenspiel to run in when he’s tired and wash his unicorns 9 times a week. Brush his penises so he doesn’t have bad penis.” – An example Mad Lib when done with teenage
Fall Break 2022 – Ocean Overlook and Escaping in Portland
Quote of the Day “We don’t get any downtime. It’s always like three hikes a day.” – Weston, his thoughts on our trip so far. “Sometimes a step backward opens a new path forward.” – John Kreese, Cobra Kai.
Fall Break 2022 – Cruising in Camden
Quote of the Day “They spelled ‘waterfall’ wrong.” – Turner, in reference to the sign that said “Please…don’t feed waterfowl.”
Fall Break 2022 – Traci’s Birthday, Jordan Pond, and Thunder Hole
Quote of the Day While at Thunder Hole: Turner: “After this trip, I’m not gonna be scared of heights.” Bo: “Just be careful. Don’t win any stupid prizes.” (A reference to the saying, “Play stupid games, win stupid prizes,” which