Category Archives: K

River Lullaby

River Lullaby

H,

You are so sweet to K.

You have taken to singing her a lullaby when she gets mad.

Usually, it is when she is getting ready for bed.

Sometimes, it’s just when she is fussy in the car.

You sing a song from The Prince Of Egypt called: River Lullaby

It goes:

Hush now, my baby
Be still love, don’t cry
Sleep as you’re rocked by the stream
Sleep and remember
My last lullaby
So I’ll be with you when you dream

River, oh river
Flow gently for me
Such precious cargo you bear
Do you know somewhere
He can be free
River, deliver him there

Brother, you’re safe now
And safe may you stay
For I have a prayer just for you
Grow baby brother
Come back someday
Come and deliver us too

My beautiful girls.

I love you.

-Dad

Ti-Tu

Ti-Tu

My Kenny,

You are so adorable and perfect right now.

In the last week or two, you have gone from sweetly saying “da-da” when you want me to being able to squawk “DA-DA!” with the urgent tone of a toddler.

And you are 17 months right now. 17 months, going on 7 years..

Over Easter this last weekend, you played with your cousins like you were just one of the bunch.

I mean, you were in there grabbing for sandbox toys beside an 8-year-old.

The most adorable thing right now though is you saying the word “tissue.”

Anytime you sneeze, you will stop, point to your nose, and say:

“Ti-Tu.”

My heart.

My sweet girl.

I love you.

-Dad

2018 New Mexico, Day 5

2018 New Mexico, Day 5

Today our trip came to an end.

We were all a little sad going.

While we packed up and started to head for our bedroom door, H, you had a sad look on your face.

I asked if you wanted to stay at the hotel on vacation forever.

You replied:

“No, just a little bit longer.”

We all agreed.

After check-out, we headed to Waffle House for breakfast.

Last day in New Mexico, we always eat Waffle House for breakfast on the way home.

We left, and both of you girls fell asleep within minutes.

I think K slept three-quarters of the way home.

We drove straight through – didn’t even stop once.

By 3:00, we were home, and five minutes later everyone was contently playing with their toys.

I love you.

-Dad