Monthly Archives: December 2008
My First Woodworking Project!
I know. I know. I shouldn’t be so excited about a simple wood box project. But for a dad who spends 90% of his working time in the digital world, the decision to handcraft a project for my boys from … Continue reading
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Frogs, worms, caterpillars and snakes
Frogs, worms, caterpillars and snakes All the things that make the boy’s room great. This was my most recent lyrical poetry to convince my older son that it is cool that our youngest son is moving into the other bed … Continue reading
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Craftsmanship and Your Career III
I thought I would complete a series of posts on the importance of craftsmanship and your career. The holy grail of any career is to be the best at what you do. I don’t care if you are a lobsterman … Continue reading
Work Surprises You Can’t Make Up
I am rarely caught by surprise when sifting through old photos from my childhood. They are my memories and I quickly recall the context of the photos as I pull them out. Several months ago, a co-worker caught me WAY … Continue reading
Wax Seals
Wax seals are a great way to add romance and personality to the letters you give your spouse. No love letters to your spouse? Ok – I admit I am light in the romance letter business these days as well. … Continue reading
Filed under dad advice, fatherhood, marriage
Holiday Dog House
Humorous reminder to all the guys!
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