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The Housedad's Handbook: The Basics
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So you're thinking of becoming a housedad? Well, there are a few things you should know. Actually, there's a shedload of things you should know but, before we start, there's one thing you really need - a victim. Of course, from here on in, I'll be referring to this victim as 'your child' but, realistically, you'll be feeding this child, choosing his (or her! You may have your vict-, er, child, already prepared. If so, feel free to skip forward a few sections. If you have older children then you'v...First...
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Whistling in the Dark: January 2010
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Whistling in the Dark. Wednesday, January 27, 2010. It took me three days to figure it out. I bought the bottle on Sunday and didn't touch it until I was in the shower on Monday morning. So, maybe it only took me two days to figure it out. I ran out of shampoo during my shower on Sunday morning. I bought another bottle - with a pump dispenser - later on that morning. While I was taking a shower Monday morning, I tried to open the new bottle - I couldn't do it. In the shower. What can I say, I'm lazy.
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Stuff for Dads: Review Scheme
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The Edge of the Otherworld. The reviews at DadsDinner.com are merely my opinion. Feel free to disagree with them but try to keep comments friendly and coherent. Thanks. If you're looking for up to the minute reviews of the latest cinema releases then look elsewhere - my local Vue hasn't yet provided me with free tickets, childcare and beer. Nope, I'll be reviewing whatever has risen to the top of my LOVEFiLM rental queue this week. Chances are it will be a film with explosions. You'll be tempted to watch...
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Stuff for Dads: May 2011
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The Edge of the Otherworld. Dads need lots of stuff. I've put together a list of the important stuff over in the Handbook. Brace yourself, though - it runs onto a second page. The stuff reviewed here isn't really so essential (apart from maybe Aveeno. And Iceland home delivery. It is all quite fun, however. Check out some of the many toys and games. That have kept my children amused over the years, avoid the horror of the Golden Coin Maker. And discover one of the best books ever. Find the review here.
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Stuff for Dads: Mouse Trap! (again)
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The Edge of the Otherworld. 163;15 (plus medical expenses). 4 plastic mice. (Red, green, yellow and blue.). 32 plastic cheese wedges. (8 of each colour.). 2 rubber bands. (Both required.). An enormous assortment of cardboard and plastic pieces to assemble into traps. If it is the first time the game has been played, bedtime may arrive before play progresses any further. Players take it in turns to roll the dice and move the indicated number of spaces. Landing on a trap space is rewarded with two piec...
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Kids, Cuddles & Caffeine: Everything my children know, they learnt from Mario
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Kids, Cuddles and Caffeine Extract. Everything my children know, they learnt from Mario. I’ve told you before that my kids were taught to read and count by Nintendo. They could figure out how many gold coins they needed to win in. Before they were halfway through nursery. Lewis went into the summer holidays at the end of Primary 2 with a stuttering grasp of the written word, spent six weeks playing text-heavy. Games and came out the other side as a BOOK DEVOURING MACHINE! Super Mario 3D World. 8217; Figh...
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Stuff for Dads: Welcome
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The Edge of the Otherworld. Dads need lots of stuff. I've put together a list of the important stuff over in the Handbook. Brace yourself, though - it runs onto a second page. The stuff reviewed here isn't really so essential (apart from maybe Aveeno. And Iceland home delivery. It is all quite fun, however. Check out some of the many toys and games. That have kept my children amused over the years, avoid the horror of the Golden Coin Maker. And discover one of the best books ever. Find the review here.
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Stuff for Dads: Tadpole's Promise
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The Edge of the Otherworld. By Jeanne Willis and Tony Ross. A tadpole and a caterpillar meet at the surface of the water and fall in love. They promise each other that they will never change. This goes very, very badly. There are far too many children's books involving fluffy animals, predictable outcomes and happy endings. There simply aren't enough black comedies. Goes some way to redressing the balance. This book strikes me as exceptional in the same way as. The Father who had 10 Children. Is entertai...
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Stuff for Dads: October 2009
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The Edge of the Otherworld. You find a ticket to HorrorLand, a new and terrifying theme park. Once you're inside, however, you're trapped for all eternity. The only way to escape is to master the rides and, er. play crazy golf. Throws in a surprise - the mini-games are actually good. They're much more substantial than in most similar collections and are generally rather enjoyable. Some of them take several minutes per shot, involve plenty of skill and employ graphics at a level that I'd forgotten...Like ...
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Nodrog's Worship Stuff: Sermon - 29th November (Advent 1)
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Prayers, Reflections, Meditations, Children's Chats and even Sermons - old and new, all looking for critique, improvement or being ripped to shreds! Tuesday, 1 December 2009. Sermon - 29th November (Advent 1). OK so I'm a bad man, haven't posted for a month, but here's my sermon from Sunday past. It's actually another re-jig but I liked it so much I thought it would serve again. Perhaps you got tired of being told that Cranford was ‘The one to watch’…. Or do you go to the cinema? Now maybe you don’...
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