Monthly Archives: January 2009

Heartfelt convictions about fatherhood via the Nintendo Wii

Having kids has revealed to me a whole spectrum of emotions that I’ve never felt before. The adoring love of a little one who is unable to express that love back (yet). The empty helplessness when your baby is coughing … Continue reading

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Embracing the shortness of self

Sometimes I feel like the shortest person in New York City. I know that I’m not, but it seems like everyone just towers over me on the subway. Guys, girls, dogs. Two friends, both 6’2, and I watched passersby in … Continue reading

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What’s my age again?

I just made a goofy immature joke to Cool Mum, to which she responded, “Are you really 32 years old?” It’s kind of painful to see it typed out like that, but I don’t feel 32. A client at work … Continue reading

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Time to mount a cool comeback

Our cool points have been taking a beating as of late, and we’re barely staying afloat at 34 cp (alright). Well, we’re still up in NYC and having fun, so that’s gotta be good for something. Here’s a rundown of … Continue reading

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Would President Obama be so beloved if…

Just a thought after the inauguration: Would President Barack Obama be as fervently beloved if George W. Bush had done better than what’s believed to be a bad job (22% approval rating)? In other words, how much do you think … Continue reading

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