Fall is upon us once again! For some, that means the weather has begun to cool, and it’s time to break out the flannel shirts and beanies. For others, like myself, it means we must endure a few more weeks of summer-like heat before we can even think of donning long pants. Regardless, the changing … Continue reading 5 Halloween Safety Tips
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Three Classic School Lunches for Dads on a Budget
Thanks to a new law here in California, all enrolled public school students are entitled to a free lunch each day if they so desire. While we are fortunate enough to have this resource, we know that many others are not so lucky. On days like today when they are serving up her favorites like … Continue reading Three Classic School Lunches for Dads on a Budget
The Eight Types of Dad
It was just before Father's Day, and I was listening to some co-workers talk about their dads. I am fortunate to have had a fantastic Dad; thankfully, they did too. As I listened, I started to think about Dads and the various interests they seem to enjoy. The following is a list of 8 Categories … Continue reading The Eight Types of Dad
Happy Easter
Happy Easter to all our Friends and Followers! We hope your day is filled with love and great memories. We recognize the significance that holidays like Easter have in these difficult times. Any time spent connecting with our loved ones and our communities is essential. Our family has already gathered for Easter due to scheduling, … Continue reading Happy Easter
Springtime Fun (w/ Activity List)
Spring has sprung! Well, it did three weeks ago…but it's still going strong. Unfortunately, where I am in Southern California, it means indecisive weather and the return of some much-needed rain. Over the next few weeks, we in San Diego will experience showers, blisteringly hot days, and maybe even a wind advisory or two. But … Continue reading Springtime Fun (w/ Activity List)
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Happy New Year 2022
One Word Wednesday- No. 3
Compromise is never easy, no matter how badly you want to come to a solution. Disagreeing with a spouse or a loved one usually involves swallowing pride and doing what's best for the relationship. However, it can be difficult because of hurt feelings or unrealized desires. Compromising with your children is even harder, especially when … Continue reading One Word Wednesday- No. 3
A Brief History: Holiday Cards
The sending of Holiday Cards is a beautiful tradition that dates back to Victorian Era England. We all feel so much joy and warmth when we receive these delightful little glimpses into our friend lives, and we owe it all to a man named Henry Cole. The 1840s, the Start of Something New 1843 brought … Continue reading A Brief History: Holiday Cards
One Word Wednesday- No. 2
Ratatoullie As the colder months arrive here in Southern California, I find myself preparing differently than I have in the past. As a younger man, I would leave the house in shorts well into our coldest months without much thought about keeping warm. Now I find myself checking the weather to determine how to dress … Continue reading One Word Wednesday- No. 2
Holiday Traditions
The holidays have finally arrived! It's that magical time of the year where we get to enjoy deliciously decadent food and the uninterrupted company of our loved ones! As Clark W. Griswold once said, "The most enduring traditions of the season are best enjoyed in the warm embrace of kith and kin." That means heading … Continue reading Holiday Traditions
One Word Wednesday- No. 1
Messy… Messy is one of the first words that comes to mind when someone asks me what it's like to be a dad. If I ever mention it, people tend to think of it as something negative. But, that's not always the case. Sure, messy isn't often a pleasant word, especially if you're the one … Continue reading One Word Wednesday- No. 1