Our 224th Dad in the Limelight is Chris Read. I want to thank Chris for being a part of this series. It has been great getting connected with him and now sharing him with all of you.

Maintain forward momentum. 4 A Man Called Da-da is like a well: used and mostly used up, occasionally peed on, yelled at, dipped into constantly until there's nothing left and eventually filled with garbage. He is like the eternal void, but smells worse. Da-da is filled with absolutely nothing of consequence except the faintest echo of infinite impossibilities. He is ...

Our 123rd Dad in the Limelight is Gil Michelini. I want to thank Gil for being a part of this series. It has been great getting connected with him and now sharing him with all of you.

Our 123rd Dad in the Limelight is Gil Michelini. I want to thank Gil for being a part of this series. It has been great getting connected with him and now sharing him with all of you.

Being Mr. Mom basically means that your mom's curse came true for you, 24/7/365.25. Thanks, mom.

No one gets out of here alive.

Ok. Who left the ziggurat on?

Our 122nd Dad in the Limelight is Greg Hoffman. I want to thank Greg for being a part of this series. It has been great getting connected with him and now sharing him with all of you.

Too much TV. 3 If you overesteem Ma-ma, Da-da becomes powerless. If you overvalue the power of television, children begin to zombify. A Man Called Dada leads by emptying his mind and filling children's tummies, by weakening his ambition and toughening children's resolve. He helps children gain everything they know, understand everything they feel, and creates confusion in himself until he

2 When people see some children as beautiful, other children become ugly. When people see some children as good, other children become bad. Being childlike and childish create each other. Difficult and easy live on the same street. Long and short are your hours and days off, respectively. High and low pretty much depends on days Ma-ma has ...