What Makes For a Great Dad?
byUnfortunately, I don’t qualify for Father of the Year- my hearts in the right place but my attention is all over the shot.
Unfortunately, I don’t qualify for Father of the Year- my hearts in the right place but my attention is all over the shot.
I know it’s not considered cool in polite society to gloat about your parenting, but…
“Daddy,” said Miss7, “can you buy me a treat at the shops?”
“Check this out!” Tracey squealed from our office. I got momentarily excited because I thought she’d found money, but sadly this wasn’t the case.
Last year we spent the weeks leading up to Christmas day preparing one of our children for disappointment and it seems this year will be no different.
Here’s a list of ten things my kids don’t learning good. They’ll get there eventually, I’m sure. The oldest two did. Eventually.
Having a baby? Great. Think you’ve got it covered? Fantastic.
You’re wrong, of course, but good to see some positive thinking. Just a heads up – the baby isn’t your problem. Everything you think you know about your wife is wrong. Why? Because she’s a mother now, and mother trumps wife trumps lover trumps drinking buddy.
But don’t panic, I’ve got your back.
A little bit of fun tonight – I thought I’d take a leaf out of a post I saw on Danimeza’s blog and write down some random bits you might not know about me.
Or want to know about me (let’s be honest here).
For a law-abiding, upstanding citizen my mother sure knew how to tell a furby.
Some tips and tricks to making it as a father and surviving as a husband. No, not really. This is mainly a list of my failures.
My bucket list is fairly simple and totally devoid of things like bungy jumping or visiting the seven wonders.
1. Date. I hate dating. Mainly because I’m really bad at it. It’s genetic though. My father took my mother on a date to watch…
A list of the stuff I don’t do around the house which Tracey wishes I would finish so I could cross it off the list.