Tag: Book Review

Toddler World, by Katie Saunders: Book Review

Garlic Bread for Eugene, by Michael Heath: Book Review

Dad Is Fat, by Jim Gaffigan: Book Review

Get Your Kids Hiking, By Jeff Alt: Book Review

Nini Spergelini: Guitar-ific! – Book Review

Cloud City: A Child’s Journey Through Bereavement – Book Review

Woofi: The Lost Sheep – Book Review

Tuke: The Specialist Turtle – Book Review

Book Review: Life is Short, Laundry is Eternal – By Scott Benner

The 2023 Regal Summer Movie Express Line-up: The best way to stay cool cheaply all summer long
Every summer since I became a dad, I have taken advantage of Regal Cinema’s Summer Movie Express. For the price of two dollars a person, you can sit inside an air-conditioned building. It doesn’t matter to me what movie is playing as long as I can soak in a few minutes of cool air on someone […]
The Suvie Kitchen Robot is Making Meal Planning a Whole Lot Easier
It seems parents are busier than ever. There are more demands and expectations than ever before. We’re expected to enroll our kids in a plethora of sports, extracurricular activities, classes, and numerous school functions. It’s never ending. And it’s exhausting. I hit a rut this year. For some reason, this year seemed harder in the […]
Spider-Man: Across the Spiderverse review
The highly anticipated animated Spider-Man: Across the Spiderverse arrives in the theaters June 1rst. And it’s worth seeing on the big screen. I’m a big fan of Spider-Man: Into the Spiderverse and knew it was a matter of time before a sequel would be released. Across the Spiderverse finds a lonely Miles Morales and an […]
Death of Classical is a Perfect Date Night in New York City
Death of Classical is about as perfect of a date night as you could have in New York City. And… Death of Classical is about as perfect of a solo night in New York City you could have. Both are true. I found out about Death of Classical a year ago and have been trying […]
Visiting the Warner Brothers Harry Potter Tour
I jumped on the Harry Potter bandwagon late. I worked in a Barnes and Noble bookstore when Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone was released. Lines formed around the building. Being that person who goes against pop culture, I chose to not fall into the Potter trap. When the movie came out, I had no […]

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