Priorities:Jesus, Family, Baseball, end of list.
Husband who married up; Father of 3 amazing blessings
High Stakes Fantasy Baseball Junkie
Auctions over Drafts!
Some of y’all are really upset because I have WHITE children in my program. It’s been constant in my DMs etc.
And I’m not apologizing for helping a child.
You can debate race, privilege and politics all day. I’m dealing with actual children standing in front of me who need guidance, structure, skills and people who care about them.
When they walk through my doors, they’re MY boys.
They’re going to learn. They’re going to be challenged. They’re going to be corrected. And they’re going to be loved.
I’ve had to grow and challenge some of my own prejudices over the years too.
But one thing I know now: a child’s skin color will NEVER be my reason for refusing to pour into him.
Just saw someone else mention this. Why does Jaxson Dart drop so far back from shotgun?
He’s 12 yards behind the line of scrimmage when he gets hit.
Makes sense now why both tackles got beat.
He’s way too deep.
“Are You Guys Ready? Okay. Let’s Roll.” — Remembering Todd Beamer.
On September 11, 2001, Todd Beamer boarded United Airlines Flight 93 for a business trip to San Francisco.
He was 32 years old, a husband and a father of two young boys. His wife, Lisa, was pregnant with their third child—a daughter Todd would never get the chance to meet.
After Flight 93 was hijacked, Todd attempted to call his wife using an onboard Airfone. Instead, he reached telephone operator Lisa Jefferson.
During their conversation, Todd calmly described what was happening aboard the aircraft.
As passengers learned through phone calls about the attacks in New York and Washington, they realized their own plane could be headed toward another target.
They decided they weren’t going to sit back and let that happen.
Todd and other passengers began discussing a plan to fight their way toward the cockpit. Before they acted, Todd asked Jefferson to pray with him.
Then came the words that would become forever associated with Flight 93:
“Are you guys ready? Okay. Let’s roll.”
Passengers and crew moved forward in an attempt to regain control of the aircraft.
At 10:03 a.m., Flight 93 crashed near Shanksville, Pennsylvania, before reaching the hijackers’ intended target. All 40 passengers and crew members were killed.
Months later, Todd’s daughter Morgan was born.
She would grow up knowing her father only through photographs, stories, and the extraordinary courage he showed during his final minutes.
Todd Beamer was not alone that morning. The passengers and crew of Flight 93 acted together when they understood what was at stake.
They never made it home. But their aircraft never reached its intended target.
Remembering Todd Beamer—and all 40 passengers and crew members aboard United Flight 93.
I always pray with my daughter before she goes to school.
I pray that God instills in her the wisdom, knowledge, courage, and strength she needs to fulfill His purpose for her life and walk the path of righteousness. I pray for her protection and God’s guidance.
I feel an abundance of peace and confidence when she exits the car; divine reassurance is unmatched.