Bourbon Trail – One Good Dad

Temper Tantrum at 1,776 Feet: Visiting Santa in Winter Onderland at One World Trade
The day started off on a high note as we arrived at One World Trade Center Obervatory for Winter Onederland. We visited last year during Christmas and have great memories of wandering through the icy caves, riding the fastest elevator in NYC, the introductory video, and the incredible views. I made one huge mistake; our first […]
Interview with Stryper’s Michael Sweet on Parenting, Faith, and Rocking at 55
JG: I grew up a Christian in the 80s and 90s and Stryper was one of the few bands I listened to that didn’t scare my mom. MS: That’s awesome. JG: I don’t know if you’ve been interviewed by a dad blogger, but there’s always a chance some small voice will interrupt me. MS: […]
Going to Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade? Here Are 5 Tips
I am not parade lover, but my family loves the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade. For years I got away without having to lug my family through the crowds, but a few years ago, we watched the parade. And it wasn’t as bad as I thought. We dressed warm, and I always had an “out” strategy. […]
Walking in Montreal: Montreal Takes Street Art to a Different Level
One of my favorite things to do when I visit a city is to walk around without an agenda. No schedule and no timetable. If you are planning on visiting Montreal, I recommend taking a day to do just that. Walk around, visit a cafe or two, eat at one of the many great restaurants, […]
Raising Boys in the #MeToo Era
Since the #MeToo movement began, I have heard comments from politicians, celebrities, and fellow subway riders fearing for boys in this country and wondering what kind of world awaits them. Will their entire lives be ruined by false claims of sexual assault or sexual harassment? Will they have to live in fear that what […]

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10 Tips For Traveling the Bourbon Trail: Plus a plethora of information

Itinerary for Kentucky’s Bourbon Trail

My Old Kentucky Dinner Train was a highlight on our Road Trip

Why Stay at a Hotel When You Can Stay In a Castle? Getting Medieval in Kentucky