Thursday, October 15th, 2009
How I Met Your Mother
How I Met Your Mother
My Mannogram
This is the only time in their lives when I’m Superman, a Dragon Slayer and every other supernatural thing a Dad can be.
Cookie Dough: I was reading the Sunday paper and having my morning coffee when my four year old daughter came up to me with a very serious expression.
“A man’s got to know his limitations.” No truer line has ever been spoken in a movie.
I did a week-end project at my house recently, a DO-IT-YOURSELF project. I finally laid the tile in our upstairs bathroom. Weekend project my ass!
When he came to the door he looked distracted. Not in a scatterbrained, daydreaming way, but in a deep concentration, as if his subconscious was desperately trying to make some sense out of everything that had happened and was happening in his life.
My Last Restaurant Meal Was 1200 Calories!
It’s been seven days since my last entry and so much has happened. My life has changed so completely it’s hard to even imagine what it would be like without my kids, even after only this short a period of time.
When a guy gets married, your time becomes our time. But it’s not really our time, it’s her time. It’s her time to decide what you are going to do, whatever that may be.