Small toys can be the bane of any parent. Even though our children are 7 months and 2.8 years old they can create quite the spread out mess of toys. It’s carnage on a small scale with toy cars, animals, crayons and little trains spread out around the play table. With any luck these toys are in the same room, more often than not they’re like a trail leading to where the toddler was before bedtime. Continue reading Toydozer cleans up small toys like it is child’s play-Giveaway!
Dad spends a night in the mancave: Haywire
If there is a void in the mancave movie genre it’s the lack of art and the absence of strong women. Granted that could also be the appeal of mancave movies. A perfect example of this is The Expendables, which doesn’t pretend to have either of them. With that void in mind Steven Soderbergh made Haywire, starring MMA superstar Gina Carano. Continue reading Dad spends a night in the mancave: Haywire
The Atlanta Baby and Child Expo is May 12 at The Fabulous Fox
Being a parent is interesting because; if you’re honest, there is so much that you know you don’t know. When my wife was pregnant with our second child I had forgotten many of the intricacies of what newborns and babies do and need. Coincidentally, l attended The Atlanta Baby and Child Expo while she was pregnant. Continue reading The Atlanta Baby and Child Expo is May 12 at The Fabulous Fox
The Avengers is the movie fans want and audiences can enjoy
There are countless ways that The Avengers could have been messed up. It’s the stuff of legendary internet memes, with Lego characters making a bad version of the movie. The casting could’ve been bad-the script could’ve focused too much on one character or ignored others. Thankfully The Avengers nails it to the floor and is one of most entertaining movies you’ll see this year. Continue reading The Avengers is the movie fans want and audiences can enjoy
Hulk smash: Free Comic Book Day is Saturday, May 5
For the past year my inner self has been writing a series of posts called Hulk vs. Batman. The blog posts would consist of a review of each month’s issue of Batman and Hulk. In reality it was just an excuse to try to deduct the cost of my comic books as a ‘business expense.’ Continue reading Hulk smash: Free Comic Book Day is Saturday, May 5
Tips for having more fun at Walt Disney World
Walt Disney World is an incredibly large place to visit. I worked there for two and a half years and recently visited for the first time in 15 years-and with a family. Despite the time since my last visit many aspects about having fun in the parks at Walt Disney World have remained the same. We took the trip as a family, but these tips work for anyone visiting any of the parks. Continue reading Tips for having more fun at Walt Disney World
Ridley Pearson visits Little Shop of Stories, May 3, 7PM
My family and I just returned from Disney Social Media Moms at Walt Disney World. While I was there I had the opportunity to meet Ridley Pearson and hear him speak about getting kids motivated about reading. Ridley was a very engaging speaker who effortlessly weaved tales about Dave Barry, 10 foot Pythons and the creative process of writing a book into an entertaining, linear story. Continue reading Ridley Pearson visits Little Shop of Stories, May 3, 7PM
Teleflora gets your Mother’s Day going with flowers
Mother’s Day is May 13. Granted it’s in a couple of weeks, but if you’re anything like me you’ll get distracted. Repo Games will be on television, something needs to be duct taped, bacon could be eaten and look a squirrel with a fluffy tail! You and I mean well, but life happens, things get in the way and Mother’s Day will be here before you know it. Continue reading Teleflora gets your Mother’s Day going with flowers
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