photo memories of the kids from 20 years ago my word where did that time go

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do you sometimes wonder though

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IM NOT CRYING YOUR CRYING 😭

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Gosh I'm scrolling through my phone camera and I see my baby's pictures. I wanna share with you

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🥲 i was cutting onions

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Children's hospital day ❤️ it's a struggle to get her to wear her back brace for 18 hrs a day so we're here for adjustments to see if that helps. But the scoliosis itself is getting a little better so we're doing okay.

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Bought a Skylight calendar for our house recently. Kids love the rewards, tasks, and meals are cool. But, it also made me think about the stuff not on there. The moments that never make it onto one because no one knew to look. This has stuck with me as I build @intori Wrote about it here: https://www.donaldbullers.com/the-other-half-of-the-family-calendar/

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Bad boy update : day 2 of school and he already has a busted lip, a loose tooth, and blood on his t-shirt. Apparently reputations are built fast 😮‍💨

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A mom at school today : “My daughter only likes bad boys” Her daughter has had a crush on my 6yo for 2 years

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Some years ago, I heard this inspiring speech from Arnold Schwarzenegger about “Sleep Faster”. Back in the day, I had tons of energy and I pushed myself pretty hard to do better - and I did. My life, my career is stressful, but enjoyable. However, I’m older now and I’m starting to view this approach in a different light. When I think about this non-stop pushing to get more/be more and relate that frame of mind to how I’d like to see my own children living their lives, the difference shifts from pleasing shades of light to harsh contrasts and it’s especially poignant when I see my teenager’s every waking hour filled to the brim. Be it school, or sports, or after-school activities of oh so many varieties…the unending hurtle toward something more. I want to teach my kids to be go-getters, but I don’t want to suffocate them by filling every second of their lives with something. When is it enough? I want to teach my kids to Sleep Slower. https://youtu.be/1g2ntIN7JuY?is=NOWQJrHIf5SJBPbt

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Dear homeschool/unschool/worldschool/etc. parents (and any that are curious): My wife and I homeschool our 3 daughters (16, 13 & 7) With our oldest getting older we're thinking more about "records" and transcripts, etc. Was thinking about building an app that takes a few minutes to update each day that keeps track of stuff she's doing (and can also quickly import past stuff) that we can use w/ an umbrella school and for university if she wants to go; that we can also use for our other kids too Have also been thinking a lot about how the world is changing for the next generations of kids -- in some fields college is becoming much less relevant and actual experience has become so much more valuable In my case, I never finished college yet have been able to guest TA at Stanford, edit O'Reilly books, work with Fortune 500 companies etc just because I had a bunch of viewable work people could reference online that built credibility enough to open the doors to opportunities. I think this'll continue to prevail into future generations where AI is going to play a much wider role in identifying people/candidates/connecting opportunities/handling intros etc. Anyhow, starting to digress :) I wanted to ask you all if an app/site that helped you all organize curriculum, projects, etc., around your special curriculums would be helpful? My vision is people being able to use what they do when they're younger -- courses, projects, etc., compiled into a format that not only satisfies transcript reqs but outputs to a reference that helps people connect to future work & collab opportunities (e.g. 'Wow, this person did x, y, z when they were 17? Let's def reach out')

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Scored a dad hat trick today: 1. Groaned while sitting down 2. Yell sneezed 3. Fell asleep in a chair

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Rizz whenever we take him for a diaper change be like

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Our local mcdonalds was closed so I brought my 5yo daughter to a Kobe steakhouse and now she won't eat a normal cheeseburger What have I done

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??? 🤷‍♂️🚬🤷‍♂️???

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