Tag: dad blogger

What we can learn from Jesus’ other dad

No Place I’d Rather Be: My Response to the NY Times Article on Working Moms and Stay-at-home Dads

Don’t worry, but you might have cancer…Happy Thanksgiving

Testicular Cancer PSA From Single Jingles

Grumpy parents at the playground: Just let the kids play

Micro Touch One Razor: Product Review

My inspiration for Movember

Coaching after a loss

Health Recipes reviews

Protein Fight Club recipes to start your day

Musings Parenting

One Great Swimmer meets One Good Dad: How parenting is like a swim with Diana Nyad

Risin’ Up to the Challenge of Potty Training

Wendy Williams, Tampons, and Mr. Mom

Health Interviews Parenting

Youth Football and Concussions: Is the risk worth it?

The Breakfast Project presents Protein Fight Club

I’m Okay You’re Okay: My choice not to have children

Health Marriage Parenting

A Dad’s Perspective on Miscarriages

Visiting the House of the Virgin Mary in Ephesus
In the late 1700s, a German nun named Anne Catherine Emmerich (1774-1824) said she had a vision of the Virgin Mary and her final home here on earth. The nun described the home in detail as well as the house’s location, even though she had never visited Ephesus, Turkey. Sister Anne Catherine’s description of the […]
A Trip to Göbekli Tepe in Türkiye: The Oldest Megalithic Structure in the World
My love of travel, history, and photography began by reading one publication, National Geographic. Growing up with a limited amount of money in a small town in Oklahoma didn’t provide many opportunities to travel. My parents pinched their pennies, which meant we couldn’t afford a lot of groceries, let alone a vacation that required a […]
Win an Elements Skateboard
Win an Element Skateboard We’ve been on Element boards for a few years now and love them. Element makes great quality boards that can be found at skate parks around the world. I’m giving a brand-new board to a lucky winner who donates $15 towards the Alzheimer’s Association. Here is the link: I am running […]
Documenting the Faces of Cuba
Before I arrived in Cuba, I knew about the island’s intense history, classic cars that roam the streets, delicious food, and cocktails. I did not, however, give much thought to the people who inhabit the country, which is crazy for someone who loves street photography. For me, travel is a reset. If I leave a […]
Raising Money for the Alzheimer’s Association by Running the NYC Marathon
When I was a teenager, I visited my great-grandmother in a nursing home. We walked into her room, where she sat in a chair by the window. She was always on the slender side, but her skin seemed to drape over her bones. She was far from the woman I knew who worked on a […]

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