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Becomming a Disciplinarian
It is not easy to discipline your own child. You can read as many books as you want but depending on the temperament of your child, not every discipli[...] Read the rest »
It is not easy to discipline your own child. You can read as many books as you want but depending on the temperament of your child, not every discipli[...] Read the rest »
It's too early. She's eight, dammit. I refuse to become Clark Griswold until she's at least a teenager.[...] Read the rest »
want to see those millions of kids without dads mentored and loved. I want to see the dads that are still there engage with their kids more, get on t[...] Read the rest »
I will be back in NYC by the time this is read. We are preparing our bags on a breezy and sunny morning about a hundred kilometers south of Rome. My i[...] Read the rest »
As he raced down the sidewalk furiously pedaling away on his two wheeled steed, the adjacent grass rippled in his wake. He beamed with confidence evi[...] Read the rest »
I can’t even begin to tell you how amazing it is for me to be writing this post today. You see? I’m not your average dad. By average I mean your t[...] Read the rest »
No, this post isn’t about a late 80′s movie starring John Travolta, Kirstie Alley and a baby who talks in a voice the sounds oddly like Br[...] Read the rest »
It was then that she walked up from behind. "Lukas you can choose to stay in your rocket" she announced, "But that will leave no time to read stories [...] Read the rest »
When was the last time you saw a cool, helpful, knowledgeable dad on a tv show? if you’re already saying Cosby you could be right – do you[...] Read the rest »
First, I’d like to say that it is an honor to have been asked to join a group of men who are also passionate about being great fathers and shari[...] Read the rest »
I visited the town I grew up on this past weekend. It’s a small town in NEPA that North East PA. It’s funny how small and old things seem [...] Read the rest »
The revolution wasn't about dads trying to take over the world, or take all the glory from the moms of the world. The revolution was about making ours[...] Read the rest »
Last March, on the day that my father retired, I was laid off from what I thought was a secure job in the civil service. Picture the both of us in a l[...] Read the rest »
What does it mean to be a friend. As a guy and as a father I think this is not always an easy thing to explain or talk about. As guys we talk about ha[...] Read the rest »
Like any parent, I heard this and I instantly shivered. Then I became enraged that such monsters can be allowed to exist in the world.[...] Read the rest »
The pick up lines have changed but the game is still the same. It's a numbers racket, where you get as many phone numbers as you can hoping to find th[...] Read the rest »
I grew up a big city kid. I loved it because you had access to everyone and everything. Multi-lingual and multi-cultural. There was always something d[...] Read the rest »
My Spidey Sense had been tingling all night. Suddenly I leapt backward completing a humanly impossible acrobatic feat while landing hard against the [...] Read the rest »
During BlogHer 2010, I attended some wonderful sessions. One that stood out for me as a parent, though, was titled “Screw Work/Life Balance, W[...] Read the rest »
I wasnt really going to write about BlogHer here too since I did a small recap on my personal blog site [Link]. Although I wanted to keep telling the [...] Read the rest »