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[FROM OUR READERS] How the Legal System Failed a Father

By From Our Readers • Jun 23rd, 2010 • Category: Fatherhood

It’s been six years since I’ve been with my daughters, really with them. I’ve seen them at their high school graduations and school performances, but there’s been no contact in six long years. I send a couple emails every week, leave phone messages, drop off gifts for important occasions – all to let them know [...]



[A DAD'S POINT-OF-VIEW] A Story of Faith in a Jacuzzi

By Bruce Sallan • May 27th, 2010 • Category: A DAD'S POINT-OF-VIEW by Bruce Sallan, Faith, Fatherhood

This past Easter I was skiing with my younger son.  As my middle-aged body gets sore from several hours on the slopes, I tend to indulge in the jacuzzi to ease some the aches I’ve earned each day.  On this past Easter Sunday, I ended up sharing the communal jacuzzi at the condo complex with [...]



[BOOK REVIEW] The Forty-Year-Old Version: Humoirs of a Divorced Dad

By Dave Baldwin • Jul 14th, 2009 • Category: Fatherhood

The Forty- Year- Old- Version: Humoirs of a Divorced Dad by Joel Schwartzberg takes humor mixed with a dose of reality and transparency and wraps it all together in a package that any father can enjoy regardless of marital status. Arranged as a collection of 40 short essays, the book can be enjoyed both stretched [...]



[SINGLE DAD] Moving On After Divorce

By RJ Jaramillo • Apr 17th, 2009 • Category: At Home, Cover Story

The process of starting over after divorce is at a minimum difficult for most of us. For some of us, it can be downright impossible. I know this feeling first hand. While working through my own divorce, I struggled to shake the reminders of the relationship and continued to wonder if I would ever be [...]



The Price of Fatherhood

By Robert Lucas • Jan 7th, 2009 • Category: Fatherhood, Features

November 17, 2000. The temperature is around 50 degrees and the sun feels warm despite the crisp fall air. Leaves from a young elm tree are scattered over the front yard… my front yard. My hand shakes as I unlock the door to our new house. The family is together; there is an atmosphere of [...]



Parallel Lines

By Terry Aicher • Mar 10th, 2008 • Category: Uncategorized

Recently, my child came home with basic geometry homework. It covered simple concepts, shapes, lines, and angles. As I monitored his progress, he came to a question that asked him to draw parallel lines. He put pencil to paper, and freehanded two supposedly parallel lines. Pleased with his results, he moved on to the next [...]