The Daily Dad Blog

The Kenyan terror attack, hell, and sharing with the kids

We are children, all of us, not entirely at home in this world because in a deep place, maybe a ...
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How chummy sleepovers can go awry

It was all set, I was told. Chris had invited me over for the night. Which was fine, because Chris ...
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Why My Bride lights up the room. Congratulations to her.

When the Light of the World talked about light, he made the plain observation that it’s not something to hide. ...
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Bringing glory to God in fear and trembling

We work this out in fear and trembling. This is what he said to me. We work it out daily. ...
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Third Culture Kids and how to bond with The Cat

As the story goes, she wanted to marry and she wanted to travel too, so she married a man who ...
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On prayer, danger and flying into it all

It’s a strange world, especially here on what is, for all I know, my deathbed. It’s malaria and I’m dreaming. ...
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Are you enjoying life? Or just skating in circles?

It’s the height of summer but we’re at the rink anyway. It’s our last skate of the season. Liz is ...
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Why my wife will always be “My Bride”

It apparently came on the back of a friend's truck down the Ontario highway from Hamilton to London. It was the day My Lovely ...
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Jon and Hannah on the birds and the bees

The conversation with my so mature 8-year-old boy went like this: Jon: Dad, when are you going to tell Hannah ...
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A knowing minister and a doubting Thomas

The problem, he told me, is that not once was there any reference to sin or repentance and the entire ...
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On anniversaries and a medley of “summer love”

Today is our wedding anniversary. Yes, 12 years ago today the Good Lord gave me the most perfect of gifts, ...
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Time

There is a time to weep and a time to laugh, and a time to keep silence and a time to ...
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Ancient People of the World

My daughter Liz is a rather astute little 10-year-old and I can’t help but show off her writing every once ...
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Miss Manners goes to camp

It’s the other day, Friday, and I’m saying goodbye to my children’s cousin, the little girl of My Bride’s sister, ...
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Cousins and gifts and a different sort of beauty

‘This is how you do it, she said, and she put some water in the sink and got some soap ...
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