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Category Archives: sports
Dear Proctor and Gamble, Where are all the dads?
17 days until the Winter Olympics begin. Several weeks ago, I saw murmurs about this Proctor and Gamble Sochi ’14 ad. I ignored them. As we get closer to the lighting of the torch, however, this ad will start making … Continue reading
Posted in everyday life, family, fatherhood, gender equality, kids, lessons learned, marriage, media, parenthood, personal, sports, television
Tagged fatherhood, gender, P&G ad, parenthood, winter olympics
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Get Your Pink On. Or off.
I’ve already made it clear that I cannot escape sports in my house, especially baseball and football. During that magic time of year when the baseball post-season overlaps with the early NFL season, it is impossible to ignore what’s happening … Continue reading
Posted in culture, health, sports
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The non-athlete weighs in
I did not grow up as a sports fan. Sports—while slightly important to my father—were not part of my childhood experience. I didn’t play them and I didn’t root for them. Nowadays, I am only a Red Sox and Patriots … Continue reading
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