Category: Lunch Box Quotes

Half of the kids, Numbers 1 and 3, are finished with school. Numbers 2 and 4 take their final tests today. I am not sure what happens in this space over the break, and am willing to take suggestions. In my mind, there are really two options: do an abbreviated Quote of the

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I have nothing other than the writing of others today. Just a couple of shopping days until Christmas, and my chickens aren’t laying eggs. However, I am still rather optimistic about the season, and honestly, in a good mood this morning. I like all the quotes below,

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Love is not democratic; she is not felt equally by those who do not know, and has a capacity for growth that exceeds quantification. This is a play on the C.S. Lewis quote below. We are ready for our family to be whole. And even though the shopping isn’t finished, we

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This weekend, the wife had to make a quick trip to Walmart for some stuff we needed and ended up calling me from the parking lot in tears. Not anything too abnormal (the trip to Walmart, not the tears), really, Walmart is relatively close and us not having a required item

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I never know exactly what I am going to write every morning until I sit down at the keys. Typically, there is always something going on that I can share. Today will be different. Both 1 and 2’s quotes below require more context. If you can, click on each to read the

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I am the type of person who takes the time to fold or wrap each Christmas light string neatly enough to put them back in their original box, and I take it personally when I try to use them the following year, and they don’t work. We managed to get the inside of the

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Number 1 took his final tests for the semester yesterday…but isn’t coming home for another 10 days or so because of work. I, equal parts, like the initiative, but am also sad. I am ready for him to be home. A couple days ago, I got a phone call from him asking me

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I like staying in my bubble; it’s comfortable here, but there is a danger in doing so, and there are tons of quotes warning you about comfort. I could fill this space with them. These are just two examples: “Comfort is the enemy of progress” –

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It was the last lacrosse weekend of the fall season for Number 2. They played very well and pretty much dominated the three games. Now it is rest, refit, and on to the Spring High School Season for both 2 and 3, and club lacrosse for 4.  The fall seasons are typically

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Yesterday I listened to the latest School of War podcast, which was an interview with Michael Pack, the creator of the documentary The Last 600 Meters: The Battles of Najaf and Fallujah. Both were quite good. Five out of five stars, highly recommend. I will write more about

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