How an American Africa expert deals with moving to Geneva and becoming a stay-at-home dad. Featuring lots of parenting, lots of travel, and a little bit of whining.
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Now a month into my 50s, I’ve identified the main difference between being in your 50s and being in your 40s. In my 40s, any prolonged illness, however minor, I assumed was evidence of some fundamental weakness in my genetic code or immune...
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Why is There a Russian Jet in My Backyard?
Every few days as I drive about town running the endless errands of a stay-at-home dad, I pass Geneva’s international airport, which is practically in my backyard, and see the soothing red, white, and blue that symbolizes a country that was...
In Scarred and Scared American Capital, Shades of 1814
Having completed my two weeks in what was once the capital of the free world, is still my place of domicile for voting and tax purposes, and will remain the seat of the United States government, I thought some of you might like to hear the...
Today, I am 50 and Here's What I've Learned
Today is my fiftieth birthday, and my children gave me the greatest present a child can give a parent. Today, they gave me freedom.
You see, today is not only my birthday. It is also what the locals call rentrée, the day that children retu...
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I'm just your average former Red Sox blogger and Africa specialist trying to make it as a stay-at-home dad in Switzerland, while not watching the Red Sox or writing about Africa. Maybe I'll discuss cheese? Or knives?
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