Sometimes I don’t need to watch a movie. Some previews are so enjoyable and give away major plot points that you don’t need to bother with the time or money to watch the actual movie. Hanna had a really good trailer and now that it’s available on demand we broke down and rented it.
Category: Entertainment
Moms and dads need entertainment and these posts, for one reason or another will do just that
A visit to Alliance Theatre to see Theatre for the Very Young
The attention span of a toddler is tougher to navigate than the mood cycles of woman who’s eight months pregnant. If you plan things poorly then you’ll be up against nap time. Don’t bring enough snacks or supplies and your activity will be cut short by 23 months of crabby. Continue reading A visit to Alliance Theatre to see Theatre for the Very Young
Daddy Mojo watches TV: Up All Night
Up All Night is a new sitcom on NBC. It’s described as an irreverent look at modern parenthood, with the mom going back to work and dad staying at home to care for their young girl. Any show with a stay-at-home dad character can’t be all bad, so a real stay-at-home dad (with Mojo!) gave the pilot episode a try. Continue reading Daddy Mojo watches TV: Up All Night
September iPad apps that will entertain toddlers
The weather is fabulous, but if it were up to our toddler he’d be on the iPad for hours a day. We limit his time to about 20 minutes a day on the iPad. Usually it’s when we’re cooking, cleaning or just need a short break. For now, open up the windows, enjoy that cool breeze and have your toddler check out these great (Free!) apps for your iPad. Continue reading September iPad apps that will entertain toddlers
Goop iPhone App Review and Giveaway
I love my smartphone. It’s my mobile office, photograph storage device, camera, email machine, Facebook checker and twitter sender. My smartphone is also a fabulous way to kill time. Granted, rare is the time when a stay at home dad blogger, with a part time business, has time to kill. In those rare instances, it’s good to have something that can take your mind away and occupy less time than watching TMZ. Continue reading Goop iPhone App Review and Giveaway
Daddy Mojo reads: Finding Uri by Sandy Munro
Finding Uri is the true story of a father and son who never knew each other. Uri was a WWII pilot, shot down in action, leaving behind a wife and their three year old son, Sandy. A year after his mother’s death, Sandy receives a box that contained hundreds of letters that his mother and father had written to each other. To make the letters even more emotional, some of them were written after Uri’s death, but before Betsy knew. Continue reading Daddy Mojo reads: Finding Uri by Sandy Munro
Daddy Mojo reads: Fox and Hen Together by Beatrice Rodriguez
Earlier this year we reviewed a very charming book called The Chicken Thief. It’s a wordless book that tells the story of a fox, a hen and their forbidden love affair. Of course any book that has a happy ending, what with the fox and the hen living together, has a high likelihood of producing a sequel. Continue reading Daddy Mojo reads: Fox and Hen Together by Beatrice Rodriguez
Daddy Mojo reads: The End of Molasses Classes by Ron Clark
For people outside of Atlanta the name Ron Clark may solely be regulated to a television movie in 2006 that told the story of Clarks teaching experience in New York City. Ron Clark was Disney’s American Teacher of the Year in 2000 and has appeared on Oprah, CNN, The Today Show and others. In 2008 the Ron Clark Academy, a private school for students in grades 5-8, opened on the south side of Atlanta. In short, Ron Clark is the teacher that everybody wants to have for one reason or another. Continue reading Daddy Mojo reads: The End of Molasses Classes by Ron Clark
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