Renaissance Dad: Life, Liberty and the Pursuit of Wi-Fi
I can face pandemics, political upheaval, seclusion, and rioting. But this morning (and I think this might really be the end) . . . I woke up with no Wi-Fi.
Renaissance Dad: Of Survival and Takeout
As I’m sliding ungracefully towards 40, my body has adopted all the fighting verve of a French commando, and I’m pretty sure that the common cold will now kill me. I’m at peace with this.
Renaissance Dad: Neckties and Old Spice
I waited a long time to become a member of the Father’s Day club, and it’s been everything I dreamed it would be, and more. Even though I hate neckties.
Renaissance Dad: What Moms Wish Dads Knew
I asked moms, "What one thing do you wish your kids’ dad knew, that would make your life easier?" I was amazed at the results.
April Digital Issue Out Now!
Our April issue is out now, and unlike a virus, it's perfectly safe to spread and share Vancouver Family Magazine.
Renaissance Dad: Preparing for the Teenage Apocalypse (Or, “There Oughta Be an App”)
My baby girl is now teetering precariously on the brink of teenhood, and I am reluctantly facing the reality that I may need to . . . adjust some of my preconceived notions.
Renaissance Dad: The Family That Camps Together Cramps Together
I originally intended to title this article, “The Collected Wisdom of an Outdoorsman,” but made the mistake of mentioning that to my wife, who felt that it might sound a tad presumptuous. At least, I think that was what she was saying. She can
Renaissance Dad: Wasting Time in Paradise
He is a grizzled veteran. His eyes bleached ice-blue in a leathery brown face; pocked by the blistering foreign sun. He looks tired, but resolute, radiating the fatalism of a man who has fought many a battle, marched many a dusty mile; a man who