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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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On Memories and Murals
It feels like it was a cool fall morning, but considering that it was Southern California, it may have been any time of year. Dad and I drove out to the edge of East County, where suburbia gives way to … Continue reading
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Tagged connections, dad, memories, minimalism, murals, photographs
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No More Trouble
“We don’t neeeeeeeeeeeed no more trouble” This is the soundtrack in my car right now. My girls’ new favorite song is “No More Trouble”. Disc 2, track 10 off the Bob Marley box set, Songs of Freedom. So cool. I … Continue reading
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Tagged bob marley, dad, daughter, music, parenthood, raffi, songs of freedom, struggle
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Goldilocks Wears No Clothes
On more than one occasion I have been accused of getting a little too worked up about things that maybe don’t warrant the teeth-clinching, finger-stabbing, sphincter-puckering diatribes that I have been known to perform. I am a passionate person and, … Continue reading
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Tagged Alanis Morissette, Citizen Kane, classic, Curious George, dad, fairy tales, Goldilocks, Grinch, Jim Carrey, Kurt Vonnegut, Pink Lemonade, Three Bears, Wiggles
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Hunting for Sharks
“Baseball game…..motorcycles…loud!.…raining…..SHARK…..scaaaaare me!” If my two year old, Lemon, caught your ear in the last five months or so, this was the story you were going to hear. Or at least that’s her version. With an expanded vocabulary it might … Continue reading
The Cooking of Joy
Had you asked me 5 years ago for which role would I be most prepared – dad, family cook or crop duster – I would have absolutely chosen crop duster based solely on the fact that I’ve seen “North by … Continue reading
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Tagged cooking, dad, food, gluten free, happiness, joy, muffins, recipes, stay-at-home dad, vegan
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Thoughtfully Awake
As a parent you are always looking to be a better human being in order to serve as a better example for your kids. Sometimes you can become a better person simply as the result of maintaining some piece of … Continue reading
Scary Muffin Guy
About an hour ago I was reminded very palpably of just how blinded we all are by appearances. Probably about 99% of my time out in public I am with my daughters. Now, I know I am biased, but these … Continue reading
