Aurora borealis. The REASON we chose to go to Churchill, Canada in the middle of the winter was to see the northern lights.

If I lived in the tundra, I'd for sure have myself a dog-sled team!

"Aaahhh" (this is one of the NatHab operations guys)...it was full sunshine and just a few degrees below zero as we boarded our private charter plane in Winnipeg for our 3-hour flight north to our destination:  Churchill, Manitoba.

Who in their right minds (okay...that part is questionable...???) would do a winter getaway in northern Canada?

After watching her brother Abram play basketball for a few years, now it's 6-year-old Lucy's turn to learn the game.

Nine years ago, with a snowstorm looming in the forecast, our grandson Krew was born.

Abram is our 3rd-grade Wildcat baller who is just finishing up a fun season of basketball.

Last weekend, the Shenandoah 4th grade girls ended their season with a 16-3 record, becoming champions in their division of the East Central Indiana basketball league.

Our almost-9-year-old grandson Krew recently made the most important decision of his life, to follow Jesus, and on Sunday he was baptized into the family of God!

Our grandson Kaden (he's partially hidden behind #22) led his 7th grade team to the Henry County championship over the weekend.