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Slapped by a Ballerina

Slapped by a Ballerina

Tuesday, September 13, 2011 20:34

So you want to know how my night was? Cue warm fuzzy music Fade in from black to reveal a warm sunny day and a field of flowers… I didn’t cry or anything like that, but Ella was very cute … Continue reading →...

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An Introduction to Terror

An Introduction to Terror

Monday, May 2, 2011 3:03

“I want to show you something,” I said. “It’s not a kid thing.” The boys were in their pajamas and whatever they were watching was full of smiles and hugs and had been sanitized for their protection. I turned on CNN and started a conversation that I had long avoided. ...

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Fatherhood Fail Friday – Angry Sports Dads

Fatherhood Fail Friday – Angry Sports Dads

Friday, December 10, 2010 11:10

It’s Fatherhood Fail Friday! This week we look at Dads that take their kids sporting events too seriously. No one wants to see their kid get hurt on the field, but there is a right way to handle things and then there is the way these Dads handled...

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Sounds Like Fury

Sounds Like Fury

Friday, May 21, 2010 20:50

There was the Sound and there was the Fury and they were wrapped one around the other like moss on stone aching to roll. The Sound was made from crying, not the gentle whisper of a tear down a cheek or the small drip of said tear bouncing softly from ...

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Of Negatives, Positives and the Sparks Between

Of Negatives, Positives and the Sparks Between

Wednesday, April 7, 2010 21:17

The headache had always been there.  It was sometimes dull and heavy, a brow filled with rock.  It was sometimes quick and sharp, the darting stab of wild claws trying to dig a way out.  It was only noticeable when it was gone. I haven’t noticed it lately. Stress winds through the ...

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Stuffing Sorries in a Sack

Stuffing Sorries in a Sack

Wednesday, March 10, 2010 1:34

The food court was alive. Tables were double-booked. It was a sea of trays and Gap bags.  There was a TV on without sound and music in the background that lacked any sort of soul. I was a boy having lunch with his mother.  I was twelve. Give or take. One man ...

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Love, Anger, Kids

Love, Anger, Kids

Saturday, March 6, 2010 19:14

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There’s a Sad Sort of Clanging From the Clock in the Hall

There’s a Sad Sort of Clanging From the Clock in the Hall

Thursday, November 5, 2009 3:01

And he found them not where they were supposed to be and doing the things they shouldn't. He had left them alone among the molehills and found them perched upon the mountains.They were ...

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Listen To Your Kids

Listen To Your Kids

Thursday, August 27, 2009 23:37

Before I publicly announced on my website that I had attempted suicide at the age of ten, very few people had any idea. Of the people who I told, some met my admission with disbelief, a couple with anger and skepticism and there were one or two who refused to hear ...

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