Grandfather-in-training
My father–in-law does his best to keep me informed on national politics, foreign policy and the dangers of playing tackle football, but what he teaches me best is how to…
My father–in-law does his best to keep me informed on national politics, foreign policy and the dangers of playing tackle football, but what he teaches me best is how to…
I read this week that every cow has different spot patterns and that “not a single cow has identical spots to another.” I’ve also been repeatedly told that no two…
"Goodbye, you interesting-looking poopie!" I wish she wouldn’t describe everything that goes on in the bathroom.
Apparently, some fathers don’t like being seen as bumbling fools. From a New York Times piece on the issue: The hapless, bumbling father is a stock character in product marketing.…
Paul Elie, a senior fellow in the Berkley Center for Religion, Peace and World Affairs at Georgetown, suggests in the New York Times this week that Catholics (of which he…
My daughter ran up to me and said, "Dad, can I have you?" "Have me what?" I asked. “In my arms!" Nothing in life has made me happier.
I would never presume to tell my daughter what to do with her life. She can pursue whatever career she’d like, and I will support her every step of the…
Mental Floss lists 11 Really Terrible 19th-Century Beauty Tips. They include: Bathe in ammonia. Don’t wash your face, hands, or hair. Dash soap suds into your eyes to keep them…
On the future of publishing, I want to be on the record that my wife and I are doing our jobs to ensure future readers exist.
To hold myself accountable, I post my progress on my yearly goals at the end of each month on this blog. The following are the results through February. 1. Don’t…