About
By Doug Hagler
What is icanhasgrace? It’s a blog about the mundane, trivial, humorous, unexpected, and hopefully joyous experiences in life. I’ll throw in a few photographs along the way as well. Over time, through words and pictures, you will learn quite a bit about me from the posts on this blog. I’m tempted to say and show it all at once in this about. But that would ruin the fun of coming back for more, wouldn’t it?
I do want you to come back. Come back and leave a comment. Leave information to link to your blog and please link to mine (icanhasgrace.com). Come back and let’s figure out what it means to have grace in our lives. Because when I get sidetracked, as I know I will, I’m going to need you to pull me back.
Doug Hagler
Comments
I think this is lovely. I love the last line “Because when I get sidetracked…”. So you. The camping trip with the kids looked fun! Great looking pancakes.
Thank you, Lee. It’s been too long. I’m having fun! (I can’t wait to see you!)
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Hello Doug,
I doubt that you remember me and my family but I went to your church in Counce Tennessee. The really trying one. I was the converted catholic that kept calling you father. Tina ran across your website and sent it to me. I am so glad that you are doing so well and are happy. The last I heard of you, you were going through some VERY hard times. The kids are so grown. It is still a shock even though mine are 19 & 16. You knew Hayley as a 2 year old but never met Zach. You had a significant impact on my life of which I am still very grateful. Both Tina and I wanted to say hi.
We are now living in Summerville South Carolina. Hayley is finishing her first year at North Greenville University, a Baptist University. Yes we are currently Baptist. We made the move because the church was really good for the kids. God sent here there. I say this because he provided the money. Zach is a sophomore in high school and is very active in the NJROTC. That is the Navy Junior ROTC. Well I have to get back to work, I just wanted to say a quick hi.
Hello Greg!
It’s good to hear from you. It sounds like your family is doing well. Time flies, doesn’t it? Please tell Tina I said hello.
Peace.