Monthly Archives: April 2007

We got home last night with little Mac in tow. Well, actually, he was in the back seat, safely restrained according to our state laws. You can’t tow a kid; not in Michigan (lower peninsula)! The big trick right now … Continue reading →

Here’s the latest from Room 76 on Mott 6, here in glorious Ann Arbor, MI Malachi has opened both eyes and has since become a different baby — walking, talking, eating, drinking, hitting (like old times) Doctors are happy and … Continue reading →

At 1:30 AM on Saturday, Mac opened his right eye just enough to see the door & say “bah?”, which, roughly translated, means “It is time for our departure. Bring diapers. Let’s go.” We’re not leaving yet — but we … Continue reading →

Doctors are still happy with little Mac’s progress. I was praying specifically this morning for the swelling to go down. As soon as that happens, he can open his eyes. As soon as THAT happens, we can go home. Not … Continue reading →

You know how the stuff you order at a fast food place never looks like the pictures in the menu? Here’s a great collection that’ll surely prompt you to start packing a lunch! Picture of a Burger King Enormous Omlette … Continue reading →

Friend Ed e-mailed me this AP article concerning the future of Denominations who think from a distinctly North American Perspective. “The United Methodist Church is the latest Protestant group caught in the shifting currents of world Christianity. While the American … Continue reading →

Surgery for my son Malachi’s craniosynostosis went very well. The Doctors are happy with his recovery, though nothing can prepare you for the swelling. Poor guy. Once he’s able to open his eyes, they’ll let us check out and go … Continue reading →

I’m loading up on books since I’ll be spending the next week at UofM Mott Children’s Hospital. Malachi is having surgery to repair something called Craniosynostosis, a premature closure of the cranial sutures (“soft spots” in your head). While the … Continue reading →