Parenting Notes #631-635
This week, the air conditioner saves my sanity, we discuss the local pool, my fashion choices have changed over the years and my oldest is sensitive about soccer balls.
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Parenting Notes #626-630
This week, the kids see through my threats, my appliances are asked to do several jobs and the oldest is into bathroom calisthenics.
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Parenting Notes #621-625
This week, the 6-year-old turns into Mr. Krabs, my current weekend parenting philosophy and one of the reasons I’ve stopped dating for the foreseeable future.
Parenting Notes #615-620
This week, I give women advice on motivating their men, the 6-year-old compliments me, and I discover the odd origin of the word Dad.
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