KELLI'S BLOG
KELLI'S BLOG
Inconvenient
🚦 Inconvenience used to feel like the enemy—something to avoid at all costs. But I’m learning it can actually be a teacher.
Final Whistle
Leroy has retired from coaching high school football after twenty-five years.
The Value of a Story
My brother’s car has a story—and it’s still unfolding. What I learned? The best stories don’t just add value to things, they add meaning to life. 🌿
Wreaths Across America: Honoring Jon Through Service
🇺🇸 This December, we’re honoring my brother Jon by joining Wreaths Across America to lay wreaths for our nation’s heroes—come serve with us or sponsor a wreath in their memory. 🌿
November Commonplace
As a fan of Peaky Blinders, I assumed I would love this show, and I certainly did.
Jameson’s First NFL Game
Jameson didn’t know what “tailgating” was, so Sierra explained it as a party in the parking lot.
September Commonplace
“The final forming of a person’s character lies in their own hands.” — Anne Frank
1,000 Words: The Jitterbug
Mom and Dad really looked forward to these events, but I have to admit I was horrified.
No Dogs Allowed
When we lost Charlie and Daisy in 2019, I felt like I lost a piece of my heart with them.
Meeting Johnny Mundt
There are a few (high school football players) that stand out, but none that made an immediate and lasting impact like Johnny Mundt.
August Commonplace
I enjoy true-crime stories, but I’m not a junkie like many people I know.
Military Service
“Freedom is never more than one generation away from extinction.” — Ronald Reagan
Sergeant Major and Me
Before going into the Marine Corps, he was my babysitter and Chief Tormentor when our mother was at work.
July Commonplace
I first read this book in 2015, and it inspired me to finally edit and publish my book “Hey Kid: Letters to my Grandchildren.”
