Tag: dad blogger

Musings Parenting

WWE, Hulk Hogan, and Reliving Old Memories by Making New Ones

Parenting reviews

WWE is Focusing on Younger Audiences Once Again

Interviews Parenting

Interview with WWE Superstar Titus O’Neil on Fatherhood

New York Times Travel Show recap

Who Knew Sorting Kids’ Clothes Could be so Emotional?

Health Interviews Parenting

Discussing One Year Olds and Dentists with Rosie Pope

Neanderthals Giving Dads a Bad Name: Time to evolve

The Parents’ Phrase Book by Whit Honea: Book Review

Musings Parenting

Bravery and the Brotherhood of Dad 2.0

Parenting Travel

Missing my Children inside Brunelleschi’s Dome

New NFL Referee Exhibit at the Children’s Museum of Manhattan

Visiting New Orleans with Kids

This Dad’s opinion as to why Batman v Superman is a bad idea

Health Parenting

Hoping to be Healthier and a Better Dad in 2014

How to Teach Your Children Shakespeare, by Ken Ludwig: Book Review

Musings Parenting

A Look Back at my Blog in 2013

Growing up with Green Day and Finally Seeing Them in Concert
When I was a junior in high school, I walked into a record store and was perusing when I was approached by an employee. We got to talking and I shared with him my love of punk rock. We chatted about Iggy Pop, The Ramones, The Misfits, Black Flag, and The Clash. While chatting, he […]
Getting Touched by a Ghost inside Leap Castle: An Irish Castle Story
I climbed up the narrow spiral staircase behind my group. I was the last one up. As I climbed, I noticed a small wooden door. I grasped the handle and pulled it open. The door led to an empty and dark hallway. In my right hand, I held my heavy Sony a7Rii camera. In my […]
Learning Apps for Struggling Students and Students Wanting To Push Themselves More
When it comes to educating our children, we need all the help we can get. Whether you have a struggling student or a student that breezes through their work and needs to be challenged more, parenting a school-age kid is hard. We want what’s best for our kids and will do and try anything to […]
Remembering 9/11
I’m not sure why, but I’ve never written about 9/11. I’m always at a crossroads if I should write when something happens that triggers a story. But when you’re a writer, you write about what you feel. You write your story. For all of us that were alive on September 11, 2001, 9/11 is part […]
Taking a Black Taxi Tour of Belfast is the Best way to See and Learn About the City
Our taxi driver, Paddy O’Donnell, sat behind the wheel sharing a tragic story of the reason a monument was erected. On the spot, civilians were murdered and homes burned down. As he spoke to us, a Frenchman on a bicycle rode up to Mr. O’Donnell’s window. Paddy rolled the window down and the man on […]

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