What matters most? Your status with Jesus Christ matters most! This isn't what this Blog is about. The next important thing are your relationships with your family, extended family, friends, neighbors. Today I got to enjoy the company of my oldest daughter who is home from college, and miss my wife and daughter who are both out of town for several days. Both my daughter smake me laugh and I enjoy the so much. I try to show them and tell them these things that make me happy.
With Tim Russert going to meet the Lord, much to everyone's surprise, I feel it is important to let those close to you know that you love them. You can do this in msny ways, but the way you choose needs to be the way they want to recieve...TIME. I mean QUALITY TIME, watch a movie together, and talk about it afterwards. Tonight, we watched Flags of Our Fathers. If you haven't seen it, I would encourage you to watch it with your children (13 and over) and talk about the emotions that this movie raises. WHile talking about the movie don't forget to tell them thanks for watching it with you or how much you enjoyed their company, or how these emotions a strong similar to how you feel about them.
Well, the movie is over and my daughter has headed to bed. I am going to take some of my own advice and mention to her how much I love her and enjoyed spending the day with her.
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About Me
- Bob
- I am married going on 25 years this November 2009 to my beautiful bride Sunny. We got married while I was stationed on the USS Salt Lake City in Newport News Virginina. Shortly after getting married my submarine had a change of homeport to San Diego California. The move was very traumatic to Sunny since she had never lived outside of Virginia. She/We grew to love San Diego. While in the Navy, we moved numerous times (too many to count). We hae two daughters, the eldest is Katelyn and the youngest is Clare. They are both just awesome blessings to us. I retired from the the US Navy (Submarine Service) in January 2001 and moved my family to Bel Air, Maryland for a job at Bethlehem Steel. We would have prefered to stay in Yorktown but no company would hire me for what I was making in the Navy. The comment was, you get a retirement check. So we moved. Bethlehem Steel filed Bankruptcy so I looked for and took a job with Con Edison Development as a Plant Manager of their Power Plant in Rising Sun where I worked ther for 5 years. I then took a job with Chevron and moved to New Market, MD. in July 2007. This blog picks up from there.
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