Being a father of three, some times when we travel one or more of the kids don’t get enough individualized attention. Every so often I like to make sure and spend some time one-on-one with each child. Me and my youngest boy Matteo spent some time at the Round Rock Express baseball game together, just me and …
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How to Poach an Egg & Other Cooking Tips
Give a dad a poached egg and you feed him for a day. Teach a dad to poach an egg and he’ll be a hero the next time he’s cooking his daughter breakfast. Or so the saying sort of goes. Now, you can likely teach yourself how to properly poach an egg, grill an octopus, …
5 Reasons the Fitbit Charge is a Traveler’s Must-Have
Disclosure: The Fitbit Charge 2 mentioned below was provided by the manufacturer for review in this article. However, my opinions can never be bought. Introduction As a traveler, I need things to be simple and serve a purpose. Especially with gadgets I bring along: if I pack and try to maintain things that don’t add value …
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TAKE VIA RIDESHARE TO THE AIRPORT FROM MANHATTAN? UM, I WOULDN’T GO THAT WAY…
Thinking of taking Via rideshare from Manhattan to the airport? You might want to think twice.
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The Traveling Dad Workout Guide
I know. The last thing you need is one more person telling you how important it is to stay healthy and in shape. Instead, I’m going to share some exercises I’ve added to my workout routine over the past few months, along with their unexpected travel-related benefits. See, I didn’t initially add any of these with …
Reunion Tower and City Pass
Traveling solo can be fun and you can discover new things in the cities you are visiting! I headed to Dallas for the 2017 Dallas-For Worth Auto Show solo and decided to visit an attraction on my down time. While there I decided to take in the sites and check out Reunion Tower in Dallas. Reunion …
Watch Vs Warning: What You Need to Know Plus Flood Safety Tips
G.I. Joe taught us that “knowing is half the battle” and the Boy Scouts followed up that lesson with “Be Prepared.” With those wise words echoing are you really prepared? Quick: Watch vs. warning. What’s the difference? Most folks don’t know. Read on for a full watch vs warning explanation and bonus flash flood safety …
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VIA – THE RIDESHARE SECRET NEW YORKERS DON’T WANT YOU TO KNOW ABOUT
Why Via rideshare is a great choice to get around New York City!
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Here’s How To Take A Couples Only Vacation With Kids…Seriously
When you and your significant other plan an evening out alone, you know, those elusive date nights we parents desire more than Gollum wants that precious ring, what is needed to ensure the evening is a smashing success? Incredible food, probably. And memorable entertainment, likely. But most importantly, if you are anything like us, what …
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Safety First When Taking Texas Bluebonnet Pictures
Everything is bigger in Texas and that includes wildflowers. As spring creeps into Texas ahead of the rest of the country roadways explode in color with bluebonnets, Indian paintbrushes and many more colorful flowers. Also exploding? A total disregard for safety as people clamor to get the perfect bluebonnet pictures. Bluebonnet Season in Central Texas …
Surprise! Getting Your Family to NYC from Newark Airport is Easier (and Cheaper) than You Thought
Would you take public transportation from Newark International airport to NYC if it was faster and cheaper?
Disney Cruise Whiskey Tasting, It’s a Thing
Disney Cruise Line has no shortage of amenities for adults and children alike, and now you can add Disney Cruise whiskey tasting to the list. Whiskey tasting aboard the Disney Cruise Line is educational, informative and not to mention a ton of fun. Disney Cruise Whiskey Tasting On the first day of the cruise, we read …
