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Tag Archives: children
In Memory of Sleep
A glorious weekend That starts before the light Not with a whisper Or an alarm Or the urging call of nature The child can be heard talking Announcing his arrival Going back to close his door Then hurrying across Imaginary … Continue reading
Posted in Poems
Tagged children, family, morning, parenthood, poem, poet, poetry, sleeping
14 Comments
Happy Father’s Day!
Happy Father’s Day! That’s all. Enjoy your day. Here’s a pic: Another since I proudly should show myself with the little guy:
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged children, daughters, fathers, fathers day, love, parenthood, parents, sons
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Coming to the End of Another Project & School Year
Tomorrow is Father’s Day, so I’ve no idea what’s going on. Happy Fathers’ Day to everyone. For me it’s the beginning of a ‘busy’ week. I’m 2.3 chapters away from putting Book 11 to bed as far as first drafts … Continue reading
Posted in Goal Posts
Tagged author, children, fatherhood, fiction, goals, learning, outlining, parenthood, school, targets, teaching, writing
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Week of Editing Madness: Because Tackling 1 Project is Too Sane
Last week did not go as planned. Errands kept cropping up and then my son had an asthma attack on Wednesday. He had to come home and simply wouldn’t understand the phrase ‘You can barely breath, so stop running around!’. … Continue reading
Posted in Goal Posts
Tagged adventure, children, editing, fantasy, fatherhood, goals, parenthood, thriller, week, weekly goals, writing
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Blog Revisit: Time Is of the Essence
Originally posted on July 8, 2014. Knew I wrote about this once before. One thing we always wish we had is more time. In the day, in the week, in the year, in life, etc. This runs amazingly true with … Continue reading
Posted in Thoughts
Tagged author, balance, children, distractions, family, friends, life, parenthood, time, time management, writing
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First Day of Kindergarten
The first day of Kindergarten was an adventure for both of us. Probably me more than him because I was told that I had to attend a parent meeting where I handed him off to the teacher. So I had … Continue reading
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Tagged children, first day of school, growing up, kindergarten, parenthood, school
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Voicing His Opinion From the Womb
This is one of my favorite stories about my son because it happened before he was even born and gives me a strange defense about not seeing the Transformers movies. Yeah. It’s that odd a story here. Now, Transformers 2 … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged children, false labor, labor pains, Michael Bay, movie theater, movies, pregnancy, Transformers, Transformers 2
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Sneaky Munchkin
Typically, the little guy is about as sneaky as an elephant in a living room. Trust me when I say that makes sense in my head. So he’ll come running down a hallway yelling about how he’s going to hug … Continue reading
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Tagged children, cold weather, father, mischief, parenthood, sneaking, trouble
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The Silly Things He Says
This is kicking off a week of ‘Son Stories’. Starting with some of the silly things he’s said: “No pictures! We go now! Stop taking pictures! We keep going! Bye!” (Grandparents & Mommy fell behind during first zoo trip. “Daddy? … Continue reading
Goals of the Recently Fed
Well, I survived Yom Kippur and realized I’m extremely rusty with video games. At least Castlevania: Symphony of the Night. The big spell that I could usually pull off was so beyond me and I had such trouble dodging attacks. … Continue reading
Posted in Goal Posts
Tagged author, children, editing, fatherhood, goals, parenthood, writing
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