Newsletter-Late-Week

Celebrating my heroes on Father’s Day

As much as I worry about technology changing what I consider to be the norm for today's young families, the transition of dads being more hands-on with the care of their children's' needs is truly the key to why this generation will show us baby boomers how it's supposed to be done.The days of dads not changing diapers or not knowing how to soothe a colicky baby are over. Real men have spit-up on their shirts, know the words to all the songs in "Frozen" and can not only cook dinner but will fulfill the promise of playing catch afterwards.Our daughters' husbands are my superheroes.

Read MoreCelebrating my heroes on Father’s Day

The jinx of the poem that was never sent

I didn't send the poem to 10 people within three hours, so bad luck was bestowed upon me. I'm not superstitious, but I did take more care than usual, but it happened anyway.It started after reminding the grandkids to be careful going down to the dock and then finding myself sliding down the grassy hill, hitting the dock with the shin of my leg, as four of my family members, who were on the dock fishing, watched in horror.

Read MoreThe jinx of the poem that was never sent