Is it possible to be a parent and be self-deprecating? I think as a human I’ve developed self-deprecation as a form of protection. People can’t hurt you by pointing out… Read more Dad blogging, culture, and tacos: El Camino Real →
New episode of Good Taste is now out! Listen here or on your podcast app: Here are the show notes: In What’s Happenin’ What’s Up our look at what’s currently… Read more Good Taste Episode 6: Atlanta, Camp Cope, Hop Along, and more! →
This has less to do with pop culture parenting and is more of a rant than anything. But we need to do it. Yes, we need to talk about kid’s clothing. Now I’ve never been the most fashionable person, whenever I get inspired bouts of trying to be fashionable I’m often disappointed, ending in a sad lethargy and general nihilism about the fashion game. But kid’s clothing is quite awful in ways that even I can sense and am surprised by. Kid’s clothes are far more focused on overalls, brightly… Read more Kid’s Fashion →
The Shape of Water took home best picture last weekend, a pick that I’m not sure anyone was satisfied with. The movie is good, but easily inspires hate, featuring all… Read more Redoing the Best Picture Winners →
There are not many guides out there about trying to keep up with movies when you have a young child. I know this, because I’ve looked. I figure professional critics… Read more Dad blogging, culture, and tacos: Baja California Fish Tacos →
When preparing for my son’s arrival, I started diving into the world of kid’s books. Books are obviously an entry point into culture, probably the most important one as kids… Read more On Children’s Books →
I made a few things in the last week, here they are: “Crying Baby Karaoke: A New Lullaby Canon” I mean, does anybody ever say they like lullabies? Do we ever experience nostalgia for them? We are soothed by them, forget about them, and then later use them to soothe our own children. Lullabies are at the bottom of the barrel of culture that is intended for children. We complain about being forced to endure kid’s entertainment, but what if we excised it out of our children’s lives? “Dad blogging,… Read more Weekly recap: March 2, 2018 →
This morning my son was sleeping, so I made a mad rush to complete all the tasks I had set for myself, a combination of daily duties like showering and… Read more Dad blogging, culture, and tacos: Taqueria de Anda →
