As the summer begins to come to a close and new beginnings are on the horizon, I decided to share something I wrote a decade ago. Time was short, and change was upon us. Our oldest was launching and the feels were kicking in. 

Before entering the Promised Land, Moses paused to review the Ten Commandments, reminding the Israelites what was required to flourish for generations. He didn’t simply tell the adults how to behave for their own good; he urged them to pass on faith that would endure through the generations. Moses laid the groundwork for a spiritual legacy.

“He did it! He did it! It’s been 16 years! My son took the trash out without me asking! I came home, and the trash had been taken out!”

It really doesn’t matter what phase or season of parenting you are in; the reality of jump-seat living is simply part of the journey.

Parades, fireworks, parties, and gatherings have been planned far beyond the typical backyard barbecue. Red, white, and blue have been front and center in stores for months.

I only have two real memories tied to Waffle House…

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