Monthly Archives: March 2012

fathers and daughters

Posted on March 22, 2012 by Jason Sperber

He called out to me as I was taking the blue recycling bin out of the side yard by the garage to roll to the curb. He had stopped his bicycle in the middle of the street, several feet away … Continue reading →

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this is me at thirty-eight

Posted on March 13, 2012 by Jason Sperber

Whenever I’m in photographs, I’m rarely alone. Just as during the undocumented moments that make up the majority of life lived, I’m always with others: holding a child up high, or putting an arm around my love, or squeezing into … Continue reading →

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freaky friday (and thursday, and saturday, and sunday)

Posted on March 7, 2012 by Jason Sperber

I don’t get out much. And that’s fine. No, really.  I mean, yes, I’d love more regular outings sans kids with my wife, and I’d surely appreciate more solo time to read and write. (Read: to nap.) And yes, just … Continue reading →

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dads of a different color

Posted on March 2, 2012 by Jason Sperber

Next week, I’m honored to be a speaker at the inaugural Dad 2.0 Summit in Austin, Texas. I’ll be part of a panel called “Pack Mentality: Dads and the Power of Community,” moderated by Bobblehead Dad Jim Higley with Chookooloonks … Continue reading →

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