As soon as I got the story out of my mouth, I broke down into tears. I cried like I haven’t cried for a long time.

The final minutes ticked away from my last year of eligibility as I watched from the sidelines.

Quick backstory on my musical history...(blank).

I nudged my wife, hoping she’d hear the baby. No chance. She was out like a light.

Few things are as nerve wracking as a job interview. Especially when it’s your first one.

That’s what dogs do. They steal your heart, then they die. It’s sad. But it’s true. Nothing, no one, even a dog, lives forever.

For most of life’s demands, requirements and rewards hard work is required. There is not much in life that is naturally gifted to you.

The fish realized that she was hooked about the same time that I did. The fight was on!

My kids are going to date people. I’ve got to face the facts.

Thirty-one year old dad climbing up the slide, toddler in arms, attempting to avoid being stampeded by kids rushing to the top.

Look, I’m not proud of this. It’s just the truth. I didn’t always make the best decisions or even do the right thing.

It’s sick season. The weather is constantly changing, noses are running and the flu is rampant in every school. Don’t you love it?

Of all the things for me to get upset about, I chose to get heated about my wife trying to help cook some vegetables in the kitchen.

I turned thirty-one this month. Funny thing is, most days I wake up and I still feel like I did when I was eighteen.

I feel like a lot of people look to the future at the start of a new year... I'm not.