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DFW Summer Soccer Energy: How Families Are Noticing the World Cup Atmosphere Without Tickets or Crowds
It seems like my family has had there head buried in the sand the past couple of weeks because there is something happening across Dallas–Fort Worth this summer that many families are noticing even if they are not actively following soccer. It is not a single event or place you have to go. It is more like a background shift in everyday life. Stores are displaying more soccer items. Conversations mention games more often. Kids notice soccer balls in unexpected places. Even at home, the television sometimes has a game on in the background while life continues as usual. All of this connects in some way to the FIFA World…
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???? Dove Men+Care Bourbon Vanilla + Hazelnut Body Wash Review
I wanted to bring you another post which is Part of the Teen Grooming & Dad Reality: First Review Series featuring ???? Dove Men+Care Bourbon Vanilla + Hazelnut Body Wash I purchased at Walmart for Charlie after he let me know what grooming products I bought for him. Some products surprise you in ways you don’t expect. A body wash usually isn’t one of them… until you walk into the bathroom and it smells like someone mixed dessert with a warm, clean cologne. That’s what happened with the Dove Men+Care Bourbon Vanilla + Hazelnut Body Wash. For my family the scent was the first thing we noticed. It has a…
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Backseat Conversations, Toy Aisles, and the Way Time Sneaks Up on You
As a parent, one of my favorite things is sharing stories from when Suzzane, David M., Charlie, and Bradley were little. Those memories don’t really fade the way others do. They don’t usually come from big events or carefully planned milestones. Most of the time, these memories come from everyday life—store aisles, car rides, toy shelves, holiday sections, and quiet moments you don’t realize matter until much later. “Most of the time, they come from everyday life—store aisles, car rides, toy shelves…” This series came from those kinds of moments. The small ones that sneak up on you when you’re just running errands or walking through a store and something…








