It's taken me 30 years to write this collection of short stories about my kids and how I managed to survive their childhood. These are everyday life stories that Dad's seem to connect with. There's a good amount of humor, because that's about the only way I've found to deal with a tiny daughter who played with the garbage disposal and a pre-teen son's party I had to police to check on the "close dancing." But setting my grey hair aside, they taught me how to love and be loved. A Dad can't ask for more than that.