Four Famous Dogs Who Were Totally Alive But Aren’t Any More
This post has nothing to do with parenting. It has everything to do, however, with famous dogs that are now dead. Why? Because this is my blog, that’s why, and […]
Monthly Archives: May 2011
Why High-Fives Should Be Standard Business Practice
Handshakes are so boring. So business-like and formal. That’s no way to greet someone else, or open a meeting. Plus, it’s a great way to spread disease. Swine flu? The […]
An Apology to My Parents
Sorry guys. Being a parent myself, I have finally come to realise how much you put up with me when I was little. Not the bad exam results, I mean, […]
The Men’s Wimbledon Final: A Prediction
11 a day
Eleven babies a day. Eleven lives which should have been lived. One baby every two hours, stillborn. You’d be forgiven for thinking that this statistic belongs to a third world […]
It’s an Outrage
The other day I tweeted about some shocking local news. No fewer than THREE DOGS trampled on some poor woman’s picnic whilst she was enjoying a summer afternoon in the […]
Down the Road, Not Across the Street
Warning: Emo post alert. I don’t write many, so I hope you’ll forgive me. Today has been one of those days. Not just one of those days, but one of […]
Interview: DaddyNatal
The other day I had a piece published on Parentdish, about a man’s view of antenatal classes. In it, I quote Dean Beaumont, who stopped whinging about how tailored towards […]
Spice Up Your Life
Crumbs, my life is pretty dull. Not awfully dull, like I want to top myself or anything; just not as exciting as I envisaged it would be when I was a […]
The Terrible Threes
Isn’t it funny how one minute your kids can be really sweet, and the next you want to hang them by their feet from the rotary drier in the garden […]
