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Father’s Day 2020
Like many dads today I await a phone call. Or maybe a text. That’s all I need. No ties, cards, soap-on-a-rope, or socks. Just a call.
Posted in Holidays, Parent and Kids, Words of wisdom
Tagged beer with dad, father's day, milkshake, soap on a rope
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Kid’s Quitting is Father’s Dilemma
She lasted 90 hours over three seasons. Maggie was not an outlier. Not in soccer. In Outliers author Malcolm Gladwell explains the “10,000 Hour Rule” which claims that the key to success is a matter of practicing a specific task for … Continue reading
Posted in Holidays, Parent and Kids, Sports
Tagged bill gates, child prodigies, father's day, mozart, outliers, quitting, ten thousand hour rule, wayne gretzky, youth soccer
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Bucket List Trips With Parents Were Worth It
Note: We’re in the season of Mother’s and Father’s Days. This story appeared in several newspapers and magazines. I wanted to share it again. Dedicated to parents. I don’t remember my parents pursuing fun. They worked too hard. Nor did … Continue reading
Posted in Parent and Kids, Travel
Tagged amazon river, bucket list, colorado river, father's day, galapagos islands, grand canyon, mothers day, rafting
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