On the top is Rachel's newborn daughter Evaine. Below is Rachel being held by big sister Sarah in 1985. My kids keep spitting out clones.
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Everyone is passionate about something. Who I am and who I am becoming as a man, a husband, a father, grandfather, retired pastor, leader and Christ-follower all work together to shape my passions.
If I think I've got some wisdom or insight to share, I'll share it. If I have a question to ask, I'll ask it. If something in the news strikes me I may comment on it. I won't shy away from controversy, but neither will I tolerate what we call in the south "ugly" behavior in readers' comments.
If you enjoy it, great! Glad to have you along. If you don't, that's OK, too. Thanks for stopping by.
If I think I've got some wisdom or insight to share, I'll share it. If I have a question to ask, I'll ask it. If something in the news strikes me I may comment on it. I won't shy away from controversy, but neither will I tolerate what we call in the south "ugly" behavior in readers' comments.
If you enjoy it, great! Glad to have you along. If you don't, that's OK, too. Thanks for stopping by.
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- Rick Lawrenson
- Kitty Hawk, North Carolina, United States
- I'm a 60 something year old husband, dad, grandpa in an incredible family and retired shepherd to a most amazing community of believers. Plus God has me living on the Outer Banks of North Carolina. Life is good!
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11 comments:
Yes...just like their parents did! :) Such fun!
Wow! can definitely see the resemblance; two beautiful baby girls :)
Wow, you were not kidding! I thought surely she would be "ramonish" but she is definitely "rachel"! Beautiful baby. Rick, what are you doing with all your spare time now? Only kidding! Judith
The Lawrenson gene is obviously very strong indeed!
How cool!! Love Evaine's hair ! Isn't grand parenting the best thing ever!!!
Awesome!!
hee hee!
It's the hair...it's like the exact same hairstyle, and I like it! You have 2 beautiful granddaughters.
She's beautiful!
Also, does Evaine look a bit angry in photo?? Maybe she does not like to pose yet!
that last comment was from Tricia, not Nate.
Congrats Rick! She is beautiful!!
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