Keeping Myself Extremely Busy

Keep Yourself Busy Being a Parent, Partner and Provider

Casey Neistat gives this advice to anyone who is worried about the future: My advice is always the same , which is keep yourself extremely busy. As long as you are doing something, you will find your path. It's when you get lazy that everything becomes skewed or grey foggy." Book: The Corporate Blogging Book... Continue Reading →

April 29, 2016

Birth #2 – Our Second Son

A child was born yesterday. Our second son. I wasn't able to be in surgery for the birth of our first child, so I took the opportunity this time to capture images of everything permitted in the surgical theatre. Here are the few photos I am permitted to show of the experience. HOLDING Hands are... Continue Reading →

March 3, 2015

Created in response to a similar image posted on Facebook earlier this evening that was entitled 'I am Mum'. I showed this to my wife - and she had a chuckle. So I know she approves.

January 17, 2013

How Kids Survived the Last Fifty Years

How Kids Survived the Last Five Years (1959-2009)

This is how it was before the lawyers and the government regulated so much of our lives for our own good. When we were kids there were no childproof lids on medicine bottles, doors or cabinets and when we rode our bikes, we had no helmets. As infants & children, we would ride in cars... Continue Reading →

October 20, 2009

I Tried Being Funny – Comedy Routine #01

I get way too much time to think. I listen to a lot of silly conversations. Subsequently the two mediums combine, and I write down what I my mind manages to let out through my fingers: Why is that women ask us men to test if milk or cheese is off? "Here, smell this..." "Please... Continue Reading →

June 4, 2008

Five Years of Asking

One of the most important things a parent can do for their children is encourage them to ask lot of questions. Just as importantly parents need to respond with logical and sensible answers. Ok, so all children need a lot of creative stimuli for their ever-so-active imaginations! But nothing hurts a child's education more than... Continue Reading →

November 24, 2006