Depression – One Good Dad

Almost Getting Arrested and Why Companies Should Work with Bloggers
All photos are by Joshua Brandenburg from J.A.B Photos. We parked the Stinger in the middle of a parking garage and started taking photographs. After an hour of landing the perfect shot, a police car rolled into the garage. I was operating a light that from far away, could look like a weapon, so I […]
Living with Anxiety
I’m often stuck somewhere in between being an introvert and an extrovert. It’s complicated to describe, but there are occasions where I’m comfortable leading a table with entertaining stories and laughing as though I’m experiencing the best life imaginable. Then the next moment, I’m retreating to the back of the room hoping to be unnoticed. […]
Magnolia Plantation is a Great Place to Explore with Your Family
Have you ever wondered what it felt like to have your neck licked by a deer? Or watch an alligator sunbathe among lily pads? Is bird watching your thing or are you passionate about horticulture? If you have answered “yes” to all of those items, then Magnolia Plantation in Charleston, South Carolina is for you. […]
Shoes 1888: By Vincent van Gogh
Old and worn. Ready to be tossed away. Painted beautifully on canvass. Shoes 1888 by Vincent van Gogh can be found in Gallery 822 at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. I’m fascinated every time I look at the painting. What most artists would have seen as uninspiring, van Gogh saw as layered beauty. You might […]
Mont Tremblant Provides Great Views, Beer, and Some Bruises
Looking down the wintry mountain trail, I harnessed the snowboard to my feet. For years I’ve been attempting to master the art of snowboarding, but usually drift slowly from one side of the mountain to the other. On this day, I wanted to go fast… and it was my first run of the vacation. […]

Tag: Depression

Living with Anxiety

Staying Home and Feeling the Need to Run: Depression and Parenting Collide

Bravery and the Brotherhood of Dad 2.0

A Dad’s Perspective on Miscarriages