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Tweet Like many young couples expecting their first child, Kim and I talked through some of the “fights” we were willing to have with our kids.  Several older and much wiser parents had told us to pick them carefully so we decided to get an early start.  On the top […]

A Cure for Whining

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Tweet Home school, private school, or public school?  That tends to be a popular question now-a-days.  I am not going to answer it here; even if it had an answer.  What I am going to do is tell you about an amazing resource you can use regardless of your feelings […]

PreK: Class is in Session

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Tweet If you have found yourself here via CPF then allow me to give you a warm welcome!  I appreciate you taking the time to stop by and say hi. There were many reasons I started to blog. Several are explained on the About page. One of my primary reasons […]

Welcome CPF Readers

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Tweet My son is convinced that I can fix absolutely anything.  Come to think about it, I do a pretty good job living up to his expectations.  Granted most things he breaks are not actually damaged or at least not too bad.  He is also pretty sure that I know […]

Dad Knows Everything

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Tweet Sunday is Mother’s Day.  Across the country fathers and kids will be serving their wives and mothers through flowers, home-made gifts, cards, jewelry and breakfast in bed.  Our oldest, Josiah, even volunteered that I should take all the kids somewhere fun and let mom have the day to stay […]

A Mother’s Profession

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Tweet Sometimes as a Dad, I have a hard time finding time to do everything life hands me.  I work hard during the day, then have a few hours after work to invest with my kids.  Once they are in bed I have an hour or so to invest in […]

A Documentary on Dads

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