Archive for the 'Abby' Category

Abby & Daddy Piano Duet

January 16th, 2009 by Neal Locke

At 2:14 minutes in, watch her start conducting… (and dancing, and singing)

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Just a Quick Warm-Up Post

January 15th, 2009 by Neal Locke

So my break from the blog was a little longer than my break from classes. But I’m still here, and several blog-able ideas have been percolating in my mind, with no other constructive outlet. Rather than jump in right away, however, here are a few shorter “updates.”
Weather:  As I write this, it’s snowing outside, [...]

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Abby’s First Steps!

November 22nd, 2008 by Neal Locke
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At the Beginning of the Road

September 15th, 2008 by Neal Locke

Today was the first day of classes for the fall semester — marking the beginning of my first (junior) year as a seminary student at Princeton Theological Seminary.  Since I last posted about my fall schedule, I’ve made a few changes:  I dropped my Old Testament class (placed out of it, actually, since I had [...]

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She Likes Flowers

February 19th, 2008 by Neal Locke

For the past few weeks, every time I would hold Abby (who is now almost 3 months old) she would fuss and complain until I turned her to face a certain direction in our living room — always the same direction. Then she would smile and make happy gurgly noises and start to get [...]

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Abby @ One Month

January 8th, 2008 by Neal Locke

This past Sunday, Abigail Ashley Locke passed the one-month mark. I thought that meant we could stop counting her age in weeks, but apparently I was wrong. We can start counting her age in months after she’s a year or two old, I guess.
Anyhow… Abby’s 1,692 week-old Daddy has been asked to [...]

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A Promise to my Daughter

December 13th, 2007 by Neal Locke

Three years ago, when Grady was born, I made him a promise. One week ago, when Abby was born, I made the same promise to her:  to read to her every night of her life, until she’s old enough to read on her own, and then we’ll read together — sometimes I’ll still read to [...]

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