My name is Josh. My family and I live in Wewak, Papua New Guinea where I help maintain three elderly floatplanes. These posts are written from my perspective, the grumpy dad.
Videos
Video: Interview With Adi, Delightfully Dizzy, & More
Not all that captivating, just a couple minutes of kids being kids.
West Virginia
Trash Cans, Preschool, Engine Overhauls, & Family Vacay
Instead of compost, we were producing weapons grade mustard gas.
Holy Matrimony!
You Better Know What You're Doing!
A realization washes over me that we're never qualified to do what God calls us to do. That's the point, right?
Raising Children
Slugs, Haunted Houses, & Indecisive Children
It's bad enough having tenants that don't pay rent, it's even worse if they're the evil, metaphysical kind.
Getting Old & Being Mature About It
Getting Old
Getting Old & Being Mature About It
In your thirties you realize you're sitting on top of a sliding board called Time and your children are giving you a shove.
Being Cheap
Vision Oriented & Budget Limited
Washing laundry is something Janice does a lot, at least that's what I gather from the loud sighs and groans every time she picks up a laundry basket.
Raising Children
Gutter Gardens
Not that I'm opposed to gardening. Why just the other Saturday I was weeding my gutters.
Peppa Pig
Finding Peace Despite Quarantines & Peppa Pig
With any luck, our children will seem way more sophisticated than their parents. I guess that's what every parent hopes for, really.
Covid
Everything Is Canceled
Now I'm stuck in the same house with a woman who likes writing long lists of things for me to do.
God Worked Things Out
God, The Travel Agent
Getting a passport picture of a toddler is statistically harder than landing a man on the moon.
Zambia
Zambia, Elliot's Melon, Family Priorities, & More
How do you know when you're praying because you're living by faith or because you're doing stupid things and need help fixing them?
Traveling With Children
Over The River And Through The Woods...
It’s funny but when you move away from home it feels like everything should stay the same until you come back. It doesn’t.