The great leap
Matt Archbold
I recently told my wife it’s been difficult finding the money for our oldest to go to college while also paying for Catholic school tuition as well as saving for eventual bail for our 10-year-old. The 10-year-old in the back seat of the van barked, “Hey, if they’re still offering bail, I can’t have done anything too bad.” This is the little girl who, from age 2–8, wore a Batman mask. Her first grade teacher asked the class what they wanted to be when they grew up. She wrote “vigilante.” To make it even worse, she spelled it wrong.
by Matt Archbold We were getting ready for my 10-year-old’s basketball game. She could not find her jersey or her right shoe. I’ll never understand how my children lose just one shoe, but it happens all the time. Do they come home, take one shoe off, and then hobble around for an hour or two […]
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The Coffee Man
by Matt Archbold
Every story answers a question. The good ones do, anyway. In fact, the greatest story there is begins with one young woman’s response to the question of love and ultimate sacrifice. Mary, the Blessed Mother, said “yes.”
In the end, it is the same question we all face. Our response is our story.
Threat or non-threat?
When my kids were smaller, I would often take them to the local donut shop right around the corner from our house on Saturday mornings. Honestly, I didn’t buy the house because of its proximity to the circular-arterial-blocking-tastiness-factory, but it was a nice coincidence.