[Defining Decisions is a series of blog posts on the 20 life-shaping decisions I made in my 20s.]
This blog post is about the most important decision I have ever made and how it has defined my life. I decided the one thing I am willing to die for, and I am (and will) spend my life living for that one thing. This is the key to living a life with passion and purpose.
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“Learn all you can, so you can contribute all you can.” – Ron Goch
“Develop a passion for learning. If you do, you will never cease to grow.” – Anthony J. D’Angelo
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We are part of an amazing small group from my church (Tenth Church). Every two months we serve the community. In November we put together 6 boxes for Operation Christmas Child. This month, the group decided to come to our place and serve our family.
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The older I get, the more I’m grateful for the family God has given me. For my 31st birthday, I want to tell them how proud I am of them and how much I love them. It seems cliché to say this, but I don’t tell them enough. [Warning, this post might seem a bit corny and sappy. Though with age, I don’t mind as much] So here are 31 reasons I’m proud of my family.
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What’s cuter than one baby? Two! Here are some photos of Allie’s first few playdates. It seems like all her little friends are boys so far.
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I am slightly obsessed with numbers and statistics. For me, it’s fun to keep track of things. So Olive and I have been keeping track of the things that Allie does, like pooping, peeing, eating, and sleeping. It’s been very helpful in learning about our baby and her needs. It’s also allowed us to develop a schedule for the day that meets Alena’s needs, Olive’s needs, and my needs for food, sleep, and personal time.
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“Allie, Vancouver Canucks are the good guys.”
“The Boston Bruins are ugly.”
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