This is a sponsored post, one in a series, I have written on behalf of The Home Depot. Big love to them for wanting to work with me and OWTK, and for helping me get my yard in order for the 2013 outdoor season. When forced to make a decision […]
This is a sponsored post, one in a series I will write on behalf of The Home Depot. Big love to them for wanting to work with me and OWTK, and for helping me get my yard in order for the 2013 outdoor season. Like any good team, the wifey […]
The Bear gave basketball a chance. The girl has a bit of game, she does, but she’d tell you straightaway that hoops isn’t her cup o’ tea. She did the floor hockey thing too, but looked, let’s just say, bewildered out on the court with a plastic stick in her […]
Bird chirps, topped off gas tanks, and the crack of the bat — there isn’t anything quite as beautiful as springtime. Being a homeowner has had a number of strange impacts on me, but the most curious is my inspiring, hopeful gaze out onto my lawn. And THAT is a […]
I formally invite you to join my Kindie Rock Fitness Challenge! The challenge will run for 1 month, beginning on March 26th and ending on April 26th, the opening day of the 2013 Kindiefest Family Music Conference in Brooklyn, NY. Join John Joyce (of Poochamungas) and me as we try […]
Last week wrote this piece for The Good Men Project about the Steubenville, OH rape case. I used that forum to reflect on our role as parents and caretakers in preventing assaults of this nature going forward. I believe good parenting will shift the tide, and that we can delicately […]
Our kiddie movie library is pretty massive: dozens of Scholastic Storybook Treasuries, a handful of Gustafer Yellowgolds, several Christmas-y ones like A Year Without A Santa, Miser Brothers’ Christmas, and Rudolph, all the ancient Strawberry Shortcake VHS tapes, Rainbow Brite, Busytown Mysteries, and Annie. So yeah, pretty massive, and also […]
Mayor Bloomberg failed today to enact a ban on mammoth sodas. Fans of small government are cheering, while concerned citizens sulk. But the real losers, as always, are the kids of the adults who think consuming 64 ounces of soda, bags of Cheetos, and sleeves of Oreos are wise food […]
