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My Appearance on Good Morning America and The Tale of the Tooth Taker
I went on an episode of Good Morning America’s Strahan and Sara episode where two other guys along with Michael Strahan and Jim Gaffigan shared our “dad fails.” They allowed us little time to share and interact with one another. After you watch the video, read the whole story. The Tale of the Tooth Taker […]
When Running in the Parenting Marathon, It’s Hard to Stop For Depression
Depression sneaks up on you at the worst moments. Not that there is an appropriate time for it, but it appears. When you are a stay-at-home parent, it can be troublesome. Doing the ordinary day-to-day tasks can be daunting, but kids need their dad and so I must press through the magnitude of the world […]
Visiting the Hamilton Dueling Grounds
“Then stand, Alexander Weehawken, dawn Guns drawn” Lyrics From “Your Obedient Servant” by Lin Manuel Miranda in the musical Hamilton. At 6:30 am on July 11, 1804, Aaron Burr and William Van Ness arrived at the docks and slightly before 7:00 am, Alexander Hamilton stepped off his boat and headed toward the Weehawken Dueling Grounds […]
NY Post Article on Stay-At-Home Dads Featuring Me
Being a stay-at-home dad has afforded me the opportunity to never miss a major moment of my kids’ lives and be a part of the community they are being raised in. The New York Post recently ran an article where I was featured along with Lance Somerfeld from City Dads Group. Here is the link […]
15 ways to Unplug and Occupy Your Time While Traveling
According to an Alamo’s 2019 Family Vacation Survey, 91% of American families desire an “unplugged” family vacation. 56% of those surveyed stated that during vacation, they take a break from social media. If I had taken the survey, I would have been one of those that seek to break away from social media while on […]

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Visiting the Hamilton Dueling Grounds

History Buffs will love the Vikings Exhibit at Discovery Times Square

Visiting the National Museum of the American Indian in NYC is Fun and Free

Visiting the Spy Museum with Kids in Washington D.C.

Exploring the Newseum and the History of News with My Kids in D.C.