Don’t Worry, Be Happy
I’ve been looking up waiting for the other shoe to drop for a week now. So far, I’ll I’ve gotten is a pain in the neck. It’s bothersome when clichés are right. In this case: “there is Read More …
Tag: boys
My Chaotic Appearance on Huffington Post Live!
At about 2:00pm yesterday, out of the blue, I received a message on Twitter from a producer at Huffington Post Live. My heart skipped a beat and I held my breath. I obviously answered as Read More …
Revisiting “The Bear Down The Hallway”
I wrote this post in April 2012, when I was thinking my oldest son would be leaving to go to the local public school. Little did I know the changes that were coming our way. Read More …
Dreamer Goes To Shake-A-Leg
I can tell when my eldest son, Dreamer D, is nervous. He laughs a forced laugh, and tells jokes that aren’t funny by any standard. It’s as if he is trying to convince himself that Read More …
Pondering By The Pool
My son “Fearless” turned five at a hotel. He has spent each of his birthdays thus far at a beautiful resort on the West Coast of Florida, where we are now. We usually travel with my niece Read More …
Bravery At The Culvert
I wrote this in June 2012, before I even signed up for Ironman Florida. All I had done until that point was say I wanted to do it. Life this week has been to hectic Read More …
A Second Chance At Being Honest
My family cheated on our last scavenger hunt. God forbid we do all the work when some teenager at Parrot Jungle could do it for us. I felt terrible that day, and in part my Read More …
It Runs (And Bikes, And Swims) In The Family
When I did my first triathlon at 38, I was told there was nothing like your first race so I should enjoy it. I told my son the same thing this past weekend as he Read More …
