The Daily Dad Blog

Remember the signs

It is difficult to leave, to walk out the door onto the road and all that uncertainty, to leave the ...
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Open hands. Open hearts. It’s Christmas.

  Today’s post is a wish for a blessed Christmas for you and yours, a wish for peace and joy ...
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Elizabeth, meet Elizabeth

“Hey! So how is fatherhood going?” “It’s picking up,” he told me. “Hah! Well said!” Which goes to show that ...
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The Pope is cool. He’s like a grandpa. Long live the Pope.

Hannah says "The Pope is cool” and Liz says “He’s like a grandpa.” Which means that he would have to ...
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Mary and Christmas carols in Africa

‘Where does everyone go at Christmas?’ I asked, and all the African kids yelled 'Home!' and that’s how it started, ...
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The children here are disappearing

The children of Uganda are disappearing. And it’s hard to know where they are going. I have written about this ...
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The news of the week is good news

The news of the week is good news. Our family friend, Dorothy, a Ugandan who has filled this space from ...
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Single Daddin’ It with a hope in hell

So, the Children’s Mother is gone AGAIN (do you have your ticket for tomorrow's gala?) and I’m Single Daddin’ It ...
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Fear and childbirth in Uganda

It’s morning and the sun is up, shining on the mud, and Zak, the dog, has left his bright orange ...
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A gala you won’t forget. A prayer (I hope) you remember.

Before you read today’s post, please set aside a few minutes to view this remarkable link. It’s on the war ...
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(More) Turkish Delight (with a magic genie lamp this time)

I’m back in Africa. But let’s go back just a few days. Hey, there’s a guy balancing four wine glasses, ...
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The boy in the striped pajamas, and a 12-year-old girl

We were sitting around the couch the other evening and Liz, all 12 years of her, like she was pulling ...
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Dad, shutting down? What?!

It was early, today, morning coffee at the kids’ school, and I missed most of it because work (WORK!) got ...
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My son lost his shorts. (But we’re still fine parents.)

So, the boy arrived home from the school this week wearing his swimsuit. He had lost his shorts. And those ...
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Simple pleasures

It’s Saturday morning in Africa and some of us, jet-lagged, are sleeping in. At least to the extent that’s possible ...
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