For the past few months, my seven-year-old daughter, Helen, has been badgering me for tennis lessons. The catalyst for this was a blogger event we participated in earlier this year as guests of the Lawn Tennis Association and BritMums.
As a busy father, I lead a very active lifestyle. I am forever chasing after children, tidying up after them or running round town doing errands. You can even find me gardening and doing various home maintenance tasks. When I have the time, I run to keep fit.
I’ve written a few posts recently about health, fitness and nutrition. Leading such a busy life running the household and looking after the kids means I don’t always pay myself the attention I should do. This year, however, I am taking my fitness much more seriously and thinking of undertaking a triathlon. I’ve ‘thought’ about
The demands of keeping a household running do, on occasion, leave me feeling tired and fatigued. It’s not a constant problem, but it is something I have to deal with from time to time. I know I’m not alone in this. It’s something all us mum’s and dads have to contend with.
If I say Movember, what comes to mind? I’ll take a guess you probably think of men growing moustaches throughout the month of November. You may also think of testicular and prostate cancer, as much of Movember’s work goes into raising funds to highlight both these conditions and to support programmes researching treatments and cures. There
