November 1st, 2015
“If cars were supposed to have more than one driver they’d have been made with more that one steering wheel.” What if we approached driver’s ed like we do sex-ed? — The most important thing you can learn about driving is not to drive until you can afford to own your own car. You really [Read More…]
July 23rd, 2015
There are many things that I took for granted growing up. I think we all tend to do that. I think back to the adventures and field-trips I had as a kid and as long as it didn’t cost too much to go on them I was off (to be honest I really don’t remember how much [Read More…]
May 15th, 2015
You probably didn’t know that this month is Celiac Awareness month… just like some of you may be wondering “What the hell does celiac mean?” A celiac is someone who has celiac disease. In our little family of four we just happen to have a celiac. That means as a family, we do things a [Read More…]
June 24th, 2014
“Daddy can you help me?” I can’t even tell you how many times I have heard that question from my little ones. I have tied shoes, built with Lego bricks, and helped with household chores all because my kids have done nothing more than ask me for help. Kids seem hardwired to ask for help [Read More…]
November 27th, 2013
About a week ago a handful of the #MovemberDads and I contributed our mad rap skills to a video to promote our Movember team: If you feel so inclined you can support us by donating a buck or two: DiaryDad: http;//mobro.co/diarydad #MovemberDads: http://moteam.co/dads-bloggers
November 18th, 2013
We have reached the Midway point of Movember and I am really proud of the team I am on. At this point we have raised almost $6000 for Men’s Health Research and Awareness. That puts us in the top 200 #Movember Teams in the U.S. However, my hairy lipped brothers and I want to do [Read More…]
October 24th, 2013
As part of our #Movember campaign this year I asked for stories from the Dad Bloggers Movember team about why we Mo’. I can’t very well ask for them without being willing to share my own. I like to call it “The Value of One More”. When I first became acquainted with Movember I did [Read More…]
