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Mitchell Brown
I am a stay at home dad with my two daughters who are a lot stronger than they look. When I'm not cooking, cleaning, dancing, reading, teaching, playing or protecting my eyes and groin, I am writing about this whole experience in all of its ridiculousness.
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Monthly Archives: December 2010
The Evolution of My Party Pants
This post is part of The Write On Project Topic: New Year’s Eve There is nothing subtle about leather pants. They even have a soundtrack, which would have been heard clearly had it not been for the thousands of people … Continue reading
To My Birthday Girl
Tomorrow, Bug, you will be four years old. It doesn’t seem like four years ago that we met you. Those three days happened yesterday and a lifetime ago. Those were a few tough days. You sure fought to be here. … Continue reading
Short Gurus and My Tantrums
I think of myself as a pretty introspective person. I value rationality and reason and would like to believe that my behavior is dictated by sensible consideration rather than careless reaction. I suppose myself to be a thinker. I even … Continue reading
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Tagged consideration, daughter, fatherhood, gurus, learning, letting go, parenthood, tantrums
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A Thoughtful Discussion
(This is the first installment of The Write On Project) (Topic: Instant Gratification) “What are you laughing at?” “Dad. He’s mad again. He was trying to do that ‘serious face’ thing. Slays me every time. What are you building?” “A … Continue reading
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Tagged daughters, discussion, gratification, Legos, patience, tiara
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All That Matters
The crackling fire brings me here. I listen to the rain. I listen to the soft chatter of a three year old molding her imaginary world. I listen to my wife’s woolen footsteps on a tile floor. I listen to … Continue reading
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Why?
I believe in questioning everything. I have fashioned myself into a colossal pain in the ass for as long as I can remember living this belief. Teachers, bosses, friends, family, complete strangers, distant world leaders, passing motorists, innocent bystanders, circus … Continue reading
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Tagged daughter, father, Frankenstein, questions, skepticism, Why?
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Raising Honesty
I am trying to teach my children to tell the truth. At this point in their lives, the truth is pretty straight forward. It’s usually something along the lines of “who peed on the floor?” and one of them has … Continue reading

