Letters, Lessons, and Laughs from Dad
A dad’s hilarious and relatable account of helping his 2nd grader build a homopolar motor science project — featuring multiple Amazon orders, ChatGPT consultations, growing costs, and one very anxious father rediscovering his love-hate relationship with science.
Inspired by Derek Thompson’s reflections on parenthood, this post explores the profound shift from being “just us” to seeing my wife through the lens of being parents. It’s a tribute to the evolving versions of the people we love and the “new rides” we choose to take together in the amusement park of life.
A neon green “Tin Can” phone and modern smartwatches have brought a surprising wave of 1980s-style freedom to our house. From “jankety” wagon rides to unannounced neighborhood playdates, here is how a little technology is giving my boys the childhood exploration I remember.
Always remember there was nothing worth sharing like the love that let us share our name.
and follow along!
A blog from a dad to his sons
