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CJ Casselli (opens the original)
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📝 Editor’s Note | Rob Belk: Connect with me When somehow asks me “how is it going” I typically respond with something to the effect of, “life is good but we are in the trenches with kids and work. I’m trying to keep my head low”. I have three kids under five. When you do the math the trench warfare becomes clear.In my 20s, I was blissfully ignorant to life as a working parent - pediatrician appointments, summer breaks without childcare, 3am potty wake-ups, and sick days. N
Tylar Brannon (opens the original)
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📝 Editor’s Note | Rob Belk - Connect with me You know you are in your thirties when you go to a dinner party at a friend’s house. You know you are on the other side of thirty when each person is required to bring a ‘question’ to dinner. My wife dreads this requirement. I love it. Two questions stood out, and no, my question was not one of the two (who do you admire most in town outside of your immediate social circle). What conspiracy theory do you believe in?<l
Andrew Schwartz (opens the original)
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📝 Editor’s Note | Rob Belk - Connect with me on Linkedin I am not one to boast. I don’t take victory laps. I never rub it in someone’s face. But when the cards are stacked against me. When I’ve lived at the bottom of the proverbial family totem pole - just below the dog and just above the snake. And endured daily mental abuse from my three year old who says, with extreme conviction, ‘IMMA MAMMAS BOY.” It’s time to gloat. Last week, my daughter said her f
Kelsey Wheeler (opens the original)
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📝 Editor’s Note | Rob Belk If you’ve been reading for awhile, you may remember that I’ve talked about my wife’s serial killer unique trait: she talks to snakes like you and I talk to puppies.Normally, this is something I rarely or if ever, think about. Maybe similar to my trait where I can watch 98.5% of a movie, turn it off, and be content. However, I can’t brush this one off any longer. Why? Because we have a new ‘pet’. And her name is
Algis Tamosaitis (opens the original)
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📝 Editor’s Note | Rob Belk - Connect with me A lot days, mornings in particular, I want to be able to hit the fast forward button. Fast forward through the temper tantrums about wanting pancakes instead of cereal. Watching ‘just one show’ that can never be turned off once its on. Or not wanting to put on shoes and a shirt for school. And last, but not least, which seat to sit in on the car ride to school. Very quickly, I know that I’ll want that fast forward button to turn into a rewin
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