In theory, it’s going to be a good few years until my daughters hit their teenaged years and puberty. In reality I know it’s going to come around very quickly and Mrs Adams and I, like other mums and dads, will be very grateful of all the help we can get.
A note came home from my daughter’s school the other day. Us mums and dads have been asked to double check our kids have the stationery they need as many are “lacking essential items” such as pens, pencils and erasers.
As regular readers of this blog may have gathered, I have developed a love of night time photography. This photograph of Melbourne at night was taken when I visited the city a couple of months ago.
There’s been some discussion at home recently about Mrs Adams and the kids wanting a dog. I say discussion, but lively debate might be a more accurate turn of phrase as I fear I have little desire to take on a pet dog.
If there’s one group of individuals I’ve always felt concern for, it’s young parents. Some research just published by Leeds Beckett University confirms such sentiments are not misplaced, certainly when it comes to dads.
