Father Knows Best: Reboot

hey, everyone. i wanted to type up something more interesting and relevant in an attempt to resurrect this series, but i'm stuck in meetings and typing this from my phone.

the main point here is to solicit volunteers for future months posts. topics can be on whatever you feel like (see previous entries for ideas). let me know in the comments, and we'll see up a schedule.

besides that, how is/are your little bugger(s) doing? Pete's goal lately is to climb to the top of the world.

upcoming author schedule

march 21: Can of Corn

april 18: Algonad

may 23: Pepper

june 20:

july 18:

august 15:

september 19: freealonzo

october 17:

november 21:

december 19:

21 thoughts on “Father Knows Best: Reboot”

  1. I hope you're not now limiting this to only little bugger(s). My not so little bugger is fine, although a bit bitter at snow cancelling her plans to spend a couple nights with friends at Mizzou.

  2. New at my house: the resident toddler’s decision to pee standing up. Totally caught me off guard a couple nights ago and since he wasn’t doing any aiming, that role was up to me. Let’s just say that my understanding of fluid dynamics is not very advanced.

    But there’s something I don’t and can’t understand, so maybe one (or more) of you can enlighten me. Is it really that exciting to pee while standing up?

    1. It's very manly, of course. Also, what's not cool about spraying all over the place as though you had your own, private firehose?

      Also also, he's possibly observed Dad doing it this way? good luck getting Dad to model sitting down for that bidness.

    2. Sitting down requires taking pants mostly off. And with our one boy, at the same times that he would have forgotten to aim if standing up, he would have forgotten to tuck if sitting down.

      Rule: clean up your own messes. (Yes Mom & Dad have to do follow-up cleanings, but it's about learning responsibility for one's own peeing on the floor.)

      Also, not entirely a boy issue. CER found a way to go on the floor despite sitting on the toilet. Maybe she was leaning back or something.

    3. Thank you--you're all a fount of knowledge on this front! I think I just need to accept the inevitable. And request that the resident husband offer some aiming lessons. (For the toddler--not for me. I'll just settle for having newfound respect for the skill required to aim properly!)

  3. I'll take the May date. We'll see if I can hit upon something more compelling than potty talk. Would you be so kind as to send a reminder at some point beforehand?

  4. Hey we are going to be empty nesters this Fall. Maybe I could throw something in there at that time, you know some perspective at the end of the that particular segment of the journey.

    1. We were empty nesters for a couple years (emphasize "were"), so I'd like to point out that you don't KNOW that you're at the end of that particular segment of the journey.

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