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Monthly Archives: January 2011
Snow Conversation
Scene: My 10-year-old is on our bed watching TV. There is a snow day. My wife has graciously offered to get cereal for the kid (sans milk as always) and bring it upstairs so she stay where she is. Wife: … Continue reading
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The Beard-Week Three
I’ve been thinking a lot about the concept of mobility during this, my third week of paternity leave, and looking at it from all kinds of angles: literal, professional and metaphorical, too. But first, a little geography from on high. … Continue reading
Making the Right Call
I have many clear memories of my high school wrestling career. I did pretty well, setting a few school records, winning a bunch of tournaments. Many of those remain in my head in instant replay. However, one moment remains ingrained … Continue reading
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Reading, writing and arithmetic
As I write this President Obama is giving his State of the Union address. He’s spending a lot of time on education, urging college graduates to become teachers, pushing policies that keep foreign-born professionals educated here in the country to … Continue reading
The Beard-Week Two
My goals for these two months of paternity leave are rather simple: 1) Keep my four-month-old daughter Little Sis in one piece. b) Grow The Beard to a point that would look respectable while panning for gold in Alaska, and … Continue reading
The Beard-Week One
I knew that staying home with Little Sis for eight weeks would test my mettle, never mind my sanity, and, at times every ounce of my physical strength, which judging by the few times I have made it to the … Continue reading
Mr. Mom…Again
In less than a week, I will be on my own. It will be my turn. My turn for Little Sis. For the past four months, my wife, The Thoroughly Awesome Ms. Crums, has been at home with our baby … Continue reading
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The perfect soundtrack for a guys night out
I’d be hard-pressed to find something that better captures fatherhood in 30 seconds than this does. And it’s a piece of advertising no less. From an American car company! Kudos to the folks at Chevrolet for telling a ton of … Continue reading