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The Joy & Glory Of Being Dad

March 18, 2012 by Jack Steiner

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Dr. Seuss Should Have Been a Dad Blogger
Oh The Places You'll Go.

listen to ‘The Joy & Glory Of Being Dad’ on Audioboo

As promised here are some links and clips.

“Life doesn’t come with a GPS and if it did mine would constantly say “recalculating.” Some people take the high road and some people take the low road. Me? I don’t take a road, I just follow my nose through thick and thin. During the good times I deem it part of my roguish nature and tell those who ask that I am 240 pounds of 5 year-old boy. During the bad times I attribute it to my disdain for authority and desire to march to the beat of my own drummer. Did I mention that my drummer is always off beat.”

The Naked Truth

“Books serve to show a man that those original thoughts of his aren’t very new at all.”
Abraham Lincoln

Who wants to get up and dance?

And now for some more links:

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  • Have You Backed Up Your Blog?
  • Be A Better Blogger- Sustain Your Effort Edition
  • Yoda’s Life Lessons For Business & Raising Children
  • The Bad Pitches Bloggers Sometimes Receive
  • Finish What You Start- The Ides of March Are Upon Me
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