Category Archives: fatherhood

Swiper – No Swiping!

Posted on April 12, 2010 by David

My two year old son (who is turning three next week), E, is at an age where he understands things on a deeper level than ever. However, with that understanding comes new confusion for him. We were at my parents’ … Continue reading →

Posted in fatherhood, memorable moments | Tagged dora the explorer, swiper | 13 Comments

Here Comes Santa Claus

Posted on December 24, 2009 by David

As a child, I used to anticipate Christmas for months. Once the first cool autumn breeze blew in, I began looking forward to Christmas and all the presents I’d get from Santa. Even though my family didn’t have much money, … Continue reading →

Posted in fatherhood, heartfelt, memorable moments | Tagged cars, Christmas, Disney, Lightning McQueen, pixar, Santa Claus | 8 Comments

Waiting For Poo

Posted on November 13, 2009 by David

I’m waiting for my son, E, to poop. Until he has a solid movement, he can’t go back to daycare. Which means he’s been home all week with me while I scramble to work late into the nights. I’m not … Continue reading →

Posted in fatherhood, humor, parenting issues | Tagged daycare, germs, poo, sick | 10 Comments

This One Goes Out To the Ones I Love

Posted on October 12, 2009 by David

Recently, I was packing my two year old son’s lunch for daycare. In addition to his food, I sent a note along. The note, which I wrote in crayon, said, “Mommy and Daddy Love You, E” It’s sad to think … Continue reading →

Posted in fatherhood, memorable moments | 20 Comments

In Which I Tie Thomas The Train to Poopie Time

Posted on October 4, 2009 by David

(or Thomas Really IS a Useful Engine) My son’s new love is Thomas the Train. Apparently this is a phase which all children are required by law to go through, in accordance with Parental Annoyance legislation passed in the early … Continue reading →