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About Live Tardy
Thoughts about life, faith, parenting, and more from the perspective of a Tardy.
Hayden, still not even two years old, is already trying to master the perfect shave. After weeks of diligently studying my technique, he ventures out on his own. He still has some learning to do—mainly that diaper ointment doesn’t make the best shaving cream—but at least he is trying.
I’ve been called Wolverine and Hugh Jackman more than once for my beard and wolf-like hair combination, and as much as I love that, I’ve decided to change up the look this year.
Pursuit of the Perfect Shave
It may sound ridiculous, but I wanted to get rid of the beard—and keep it off—in the best way [...]
A friend shared this great little video about speaking with conviction and authority—something neglected in our culture where we condition our statements with…you know…and other such disclaimers.
Six and a half years ago, I broke my neck in a snowboarding accident. Today, it’s finally starting to look better. The left side of the picture is my neck six months ago, the right is my neck today. Yikes!
Over the weekend I tried to make a bound book. This little project was motivated out of my displeasure in reading book-length quantities of text spanned across 17 plus inches of a monitor. My eyes get lost traveling back and forth so long a distance. Plus, I love to interact with the text by taking [...]
My dad just sent me a few old family photos. This one is of me at a year old…look at that hair!
Since my friends and family are using my design now, I figured it was time I change things up a bit. So I got motivated over the weekend, and with some inspiration from my wife came up with a new look. Visit the site to check it out. Be sure to leave a [...]
I always love a good visual illustration to make it easier to see what’s really going on—as in the case of the AIG Bailout where we’ve conveniently robbed our left hand to pay our right and thus delay the inevitable even further.
“…the tower [of Babel] was not built so that people could ascend to heaven, but so that deity could descend to earth.” — John Walton
Interestingly in Gen 11:5, “…the Lord came down to see the city and the tower…”
I’ve been reading through John recently, and just couldn’t help but wonder how the scene played out for those still standing in John 6 when Jesus walks by to give them some food, and…keeps on walking. He simply asked that they sit down and then gave those who were seated as much as they wanted. [...]