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i think i’m alone now
At the end of this week, my three-and-a-half-year-old babygirl will have been a preschooler for an entire month. Her big sister’s already been a full-fledged third grader for a month. And they’re both loving it—let’s get that out of the … Continue reading
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Tagged blogging, dadblogging, fatherhood, growing up, health, involved fatherhood, modern fatherhood, parenting, reflection, SAHD, self-care, the writing life, writer's block, writing
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happy thankful
A year or two ago, worried about The Pumpkin taking for granted our family’s lifestyle and not appreciating what she had, we started a dinnertime tradition we called “happy thankful.” We’d go around the table and each person would have … Continue reading
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Tagged family rituals, gratitude, happiness, nablopomo, nablopomo day 9, reflection
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