The men they’ll become
The quiet, terrifying beauty of fatherhood: knowing your children are always learning who to be by watching you.
Raising kids, raising myself
Parenting teaches more than it tests. A reflection on learning, failing, forgiving, and growing right alongside our kids.
Assembly required
Fatherhood: where the instructions are unclear, the extra parts are mysterious, and the masterpiece is somehow still coming together.
Virtue begins at the coffee maker
Patience isn’t glamorous. It’s the quiet art of not losing your mind while your coffee brews. Turns out, virtue tastes a lot like Newman’s Own Extra Bold.
Everything I never knew I always wanted
On fatherhood, awe, and the quiet transformation that happens when your child believes you’re everything you hope to become.
The invisible
A Saturday soccer ritual turns into a quiet realization: we’re all becoming the not-yet-us, whether we see it or not.
Friday night tights: how a onesie opened my eyes
A soon-to-be dad, a laundry basket, and a tiny onesie lead to an unexpected moment of awe before everything changes forever.
Eight random facts about me
From odd phobias to fake radio shows and a chance run on the homicide beat—eight random facts that somehow make a little more sense together.
Summertime, my old friend
A love letter to summer—that old friend who once began with a school bell and still lives on in memory.
The time of our lives
Ten years, one city, a table full of friends—and proof that time changes everything except how good it feels to be together.