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Category Archives: Personal

piper at one year

I’ve gotten some comments from the peanut gallery :) in recent weeks that while I’ve posted plenty of images of my oldest daughter, my younger has gotten short shrift.  Hopefully this will appease the masses. These are just a few images from one day a week or two ago.  Nothing like capturing childhood during a…

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v at valley forge

Yesterday afternoon I took my daughter V to Valley Forge National Park.  It was such a gorgeous day, considering it’s still technically winter, and we needed to give her mother a few hours of down time.  I slung a camera on my shoulder and we went a-walkin’. Her favorite part was the cabins, as you…

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weekend in mystic

Kelly and I just got back from a much-needed weekend away with our friends Cliff and Julie.  Our destination?  Mystic, CT, where Julie grew up.  We’ve learned from much trial and error that it’s very, very nice to be with people who know the best places to eat.  Good food + people we love being…

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modern art

This weekend V decided to draw a picture for Nadieuda, a young Haitian girl we sponsor through Compassion International.  We write letters back and forth and it’s fun to watch our girls develop a relationship with a friend in another country like this.  Adding brilliant modern art like this to the mix only makes it…

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eight days in uganda

I’ve been waiting to post these images for about 4 weeks now.  In January, I traveled with a good friend of mine, Cliff, and my uncle, Merle, to Uganda.  It was a quick trip (just 8 days in country) which seemed too short, but the three of us all left families and businesses behind, so…

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home again

10 days later and I find myself back from Africa.  I had traveled with 2 other men from my church to explore ways we might work with some Ugandan churches in meeting some of the needs there, and after nearly 32 straight hours of travel, it was wonderful to see my family again yesterday.  Now…

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