The bittersweet feeling of knowing my son no longer needs me to help him take a shower As parents, we cherish every milestone in our children’s lives. From their first words to their first steps, each achievement is a testament to their growth and a reminder of the fleeting nature of time. Some milestones appear […]
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Ocean Drive in front of Lummus Park Summer vacation took us to Doral, FL which is a City in north Miami-Dade County – about 25 minutes Northwest of Miami. I did not have any expectations for Florida or Miami, but I was looking forward to warm weather and the beach. I spent three weeks with
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The Best Father’s Day Gifts Money Can’t Buy Father’s Day is just around the corner, and stores are buzzing with eager shoppers hunting for the perfect gift. From the latest gadgets to sleek tools and stylish clothing, the options are endless. I can send you to Amazon and show you the endless pages of Father’s
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Motivational speaker Denis Waitley said, “[l]ife is inherently risky. There is only one big risk you should avoid at all costs, and that is the risk of doing nothing.” This quote can easily apply to trampoline parks. Last weekend, we were invited to a birthday party at a trampoline park. The trampoline park is private
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Created using Dall-E 2 As a parent, the rapid advancements in artificial intelligence is both exciting and daunting. I’ve been a bit nervous about the role AI will play in my son and daughter’s life. I wonder how AI’s automation capabilities will affect job displacement in the future? Also, I think about potential misuse of
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My son and daughter were in the living room peacefully watching a show on YouTube Kids. “All is under control,” I thought, so I stepped out of the room for a few minutes. As I returned, I heard yelling and crashing noises coming from the TV. My children were now watching an amateur homemade video
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Blinding Lights When I walk through the house and see lights on in empty rooms, I feel assaulted by the blinding lights —yes, just like The Weekend. I am curious as to why no one can turn off the lights before they leave a room. Is it that hard? Is it punishment for my youth?
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Lessons Learned Through Valentine’s Heartbreak Last week, I was greeted by an email from my son’s school announcing the class Valentine’s Day party – scheduled for the end of the day on February 14, 2014. The email included a gentle reminder that should any child opt to bring Valentines, they must ensure every classmate is
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Valentine’s Day Gifts For Her: It Doesn’t Have to Be Flowers Again Buying flowers every year for Valentine’s Day is a nice gesture. But flowers are predictable and they don’t last. That money you spend on flowers, can go to a gift your wife, girlfriend or daughter makes use of – more importantly, they may
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