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Tag Archives: #DadChat
An Appeal to David Wise #Olympics #Skiing
Congratulation to David Wise, the first Olympic Gold Medalist in the Skiing Half-Pipe competition. David, we met at Park City just before you left for Sochi. You were so nice and unassuming. I think what you represent as an athlete, husband, and dad is so valuable. Please come on my tweet chat – #DadChat – for just one hour some Thursday evening and let’s inspire others together…email me at: [email protected].
Skiing the Moguls #Olympics
This ski season has taken a looonnnggg time to get really started. Finally, we have enough snow to enjoy. And, I hit the bumps the other day at Park City, Utah…
Re-Entry is Hard – #Travel
View from plane as we approached Dubai – all photos by Bruce Sallan
I am writing this column, again on a plane, two weeks after returning home from my incredible trip to 13 countries, 21 cities, in 38 days (mostly in India and Africa). I’m on a very short flight from Los Angeles to Salt Lake City. It’s a piece of cake in comparison to the 17-hour flight from Johannesburg to Atlanta, Georgia, which was just one leg of my trip home. Heck, there’s only a one-hour time change. We were 10-12 hours ahead on the other trip.
Dad Goes Shutterfly
#DadChat is sponsored by Shutterfly this Thursday, February 20 from 6:00 – 7:00 p.m. PT/9:00 – 10:00 p.m. ET. We thought it would be fun for “Dad” to participate and, for what it’s worth, this dad actually made several photos books and loved the process.
Gratitude, Excess, and Poverty
Thursday, February 13, 2014
Featured guests:
Pastor Drew Sams for “Spiritual Talk.”
Chris Walker from 2ndVote.
Dr. Jennifer Weberman (The Parenting Playground) for “Therapy Talk.”
Today’s radio show is inspired by this week’s “A Dad’s Point-of-View” column, Dubai to Mumbia; Decadence and Deprivation.
Beignets in New Orleans
What would a visit to New Orleans be without a visit to the famous Cafe du Monde for some hot coffee and beignets?! It was one of my first stops when I arrived in NOLA for the Dad 2.0 Summit.
Dubai to Mumbai: Decadence and Deprivation
All photos by Bruce Sallan
Going from Dubai in the United Arab Emirates to various stops in India is about as stark a change as one can imagine. Dubai is a 42-year-new country with unlimited resources and a tiny (indigenous) population of 1 million, while India has been around since well before the birth of Christ and its 1.2 billion inhabitants account for 18% of the world’s human beings.
