"Don't Stand So Close To Me"
Crap.Connor is finally over his bug, but in the process of curing him (which involved a live rooster, ten red M&M candies and a gallon of salt), Stacey and I both caught whatever he had. She's coming out of it, but I was apparently the last one to be infected.
I've got "it" coming out of both ends — too much information? — making Old Faithful look lazy by comparison, and there's nothing I can do to stop it. Save yourself before it's too late.
Run.
posted by Carter at 9:10 PM
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Hello,
I didn't know how else to contact you. So I'm doing it via this blog.
My name is Hogan Hilling, husband to wife, Tina, and father to three boys, Grant (18), Wesley (16) and Matthew (12). And 15 year at-home dad veteran.
I’m co-writing a book with a mom, Jesse Rutherford. The tentative title is “What Dads Want Moms To Know.”
Jesse and I have already received some great input from many fathers and are looking for other fathers who would like to contribute their experiences and/or opinions on fatherhood. And more importantly share comments on what they would like moms to know. My email address is hilling1@cox.net - Subject: Proud Dads.
Here is your chance to voice your opinions and thoughts. Anonymously if you like.
Feel free to forward this message to other fathers in your social circle.
We have several publishers reviewing our proposal. One has already made us an offer. We hope to have this book available in the bookstores by summer of 2007.
I posted a brief bio at the end of this post.
Sincerely,
Hogan Hilling
Hogan Hilling, is a 1995 California Courage to Care Award recipient; author of The Man Who Would Be Dad, Capital Books, 2002 and Motivational Speaker.
For 15 years Hilling has served as an instructor for expectant father classes at various hospitals in southern California; as a facilitator of open discussion groups with fathers; and conducted workshops for mothers on fathering issues throughout the United States.
Hilling has appeared on the Oprah Winfrey Show, NBC’s The Other Half and Unsung Heroes, and in an ABC “Fathers and Sons” Documentary. His writing has been featured in newspapers such as the Orange County Register, Los Angeles Times, New York Times, Washington Post, Portland Oregonian, and Christian Science Monitor. Hilling has also worked as a guest columnist on fathering issues for the Orange County Register.
Hilling has also been a featured speaker at the Lamaze International Conference,
Northwest Area Childbirth Educators Forum, Conferences for Parents of Children With Special Needs and other Parenting Events.
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