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The life and thoughts of a pretty normal middle-aged, middle-class, suburban dad. Also doubling as a mental health exercise to maintain what little shreds of sanity I have left. I’ll cover home life with 2 kids and a bread-winner wife, sports, news, rants, raves, and of course whiskey and craft beer. And naturally whatever else is going on in my life that week.
Unknown Host hosts Regular Dad, a leisure show with 100 episodes published.
I did it. I successfully organized a 3-generation trip to the BWCA wilderness. Entry permit, kids packed correctly, outfitter arranged for the bits we didn't have, lodging for the in and out days, etc. Even had a rough p
Well, if everything is planned right and going well, this will drop in the middle of what will be remembered as the first awesome canoe camping trip with my boys. And no, I don't have any anxiety at all. None. Totally di
The kids are back home again, and visiting "day" has been completed. If you're only allowed on-site for like 4 hours, can it really be considered a day? And is it worth 5 hours of driving each way? Is AI coming for the m
The reno is finally nearing a close. It's all down to the fit and finish stuff, which somehow takes the longest. I knew it, but it's still a pain. The Home Run Derby actually had some excitement this year. And a couple g
This episode is like 90% soccer. Mostly to vent out my frustrations at what happened to the USMNT on Monday. So much hype, so much promise, so much potential. And then they went out there and looked like every hot mess t
Yup, I'm back to dealing with the generator. Again. But this time from a place of acceptance. I know it's my fault and it's time to undo my wrongs. I haven't gone on any religious rants in a bit. So let's get to it. All
Do I really have to finally admit that I'm over the hill? Have I truly left my peak behind me instead of pretending I can still make a new peak? Or am I just having a bad week and this is how it's manifesting? The kids a
The baseball seems to never end. But at least this time I wasn't sitting in a hot-ass field all greased up with sunscreen watching the kids lose for 6 hours. Oh wait... And yay, summer camp has started. And the other wan
Well I'm once again broken by a week. Nothing tragic, it just walked me right down little by little. We had hours and hours and hours of baseball. All victories, but it's still A LOT of hours at various fields. We had a
Well, this has been a week of multiple screw up. I somehow recorded this and then just never editted and published it. I kinda see how that happened given how the week went, but it's weird that it never crossed my mind.
It was yet another weekend of unexpected minor chaos. The dog acted up, Myles blind-sided me with a rediculous question, and Hayley took off back to Long Island. But I was still able to get some mental healing time by my
Draining weekend over here. I did get to serve my peak baseball role; substitute bench coach. Yell out batting order, positions, then just hype up the kids and yell basebally things. Unfortunately for 6 hours. The long-a
Well, it finally happened. We have a ton of deer around us. And I spend a lot of time driving during deer hours. And telling my MIL she shouldn't be so paranoid because no one actually hits a deer. And so I hit one. Well
Of all the car maintenance I have to perform, I've honed my brake job skills quite a bit over the last 8ish years. But for whatever reason, Jaws decided it wasn't going to go down without a fight. A big fight. A break mu
That title might be over-stating it a bit, but I realized in editing that I reference wizards twice. So it must be a sign. Anyways, I feel like I'm magically back to full power again. Or at least as full power as I can g
Another fantastic Boys Baseball Weekend in the books. Now hopefully I didn't really dive into the history of these trips last year, because that's what I'm doing again. If I did, well there's probably different flavors t
Remember a couple weeks ago when I woke up Monday and felt super happy and energetic and positive? Then the day just slowly wore me down to normal? Yeah, this was like that, except it was an entire week. And it didn't we
Spring Break hath Sprung! Or it did sprung. Springed? Whatever. We had a very good trip to see Death Valley and Joshua Tree national parks. Luckily we only caught the tail end of that west coast heat wave. But hiking in
My ode to Friday: It was the best of times, it was the blurst of times. Some real highs and low in that day. Which, as is typical, lead to a very sluggish Saturday morning. But we rallied and had a great rest of the week
Once again we're back in a cycle of introspection. Sure it's healthy and all, but it's not a process that's enjoyable. At least future me will once again be better for it. And if that wasn't enough, the kids took their f
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