2013 was quite a year for “Dad” and quite a year for me. Enjoy this “look back.” We both wish you all a wonderful New Year!
Tag Archives: Moms
Addiction is NOT a Four-Letter Word
Featured guests:
Pastor Drew Sams along with experts he has invited for this very special edition of The Bruce Sallan Show: A Dad’s Point-of-View dealing with Addiction.
Favorite Christmas Memories and Re-Gifting at #DadChat
It’s the day after Christmas and all is quiet in the house. Well, the house is actually quite a mess. Pieces of wrapping and tinsel are everywhere. Leftover turkey and pumpkin pie are being eaten by the dog. The record player – anyone remember what those are – is skipping and playing The Christmas Song over and over again by Nat King Cole. It’s gently snowing outside…and it’s time for #DadChat on this Thursday, December 26 from 6:00 – 7:00 p.m. PT/9:00 – 10:00 p.m. ET.
Let’s talk about our favorite Christmas memories – new and old. And, let’s talk about how re-gifting can be a beautiful way to help others!
Bruce is still lost in Africa somewhere. He hopes to join the fun, but who knows if the pirates that kidnapped him will let him use his laptop! In his absence Edna Myers is hosting this evening.
Sing-A-Long with Bruce: Christmas Music, Part V
Get in the Holiday Spirit and Sing-A-Long with Bruce in Part V of this series of short videos of clips from great Christmas music! Bruce is an unrepentant sing-a-long-with-the-radio sorta guy! It’s infectious so don’t hold back. JOIN IN!
Pride Was My Downfall
Sing-A-Long with Bruce: Christmas Music, Part IV
Get in the Holiday Spirit and Sing-A-Long with Bruce in Part IV of this series of short videos of clips from great Christmas music! Bruce is an unrepentant sing-a-long-with-the-radio sorta guy! It’s infectious so don’t hold back. JOIN IN!
Mom’s Dirty Little Secret at #DadChat
I am somewhere in India or Africa for this week’s #DadChat on Thursday, December 19 from 6:00 – 7:00 p.m. PT/9:00 -10:00 p.m. ET. But, in anticipation of my absence I went looking and found the ONLY two moms in the world who would admit it. Yep, they are going to admit that they are happy when their adult children go home AFTER visiting for “The Holidays.” Yes, these two moms love their kids, but they love them more from afar.