You never know what you’re capable of until you’re staring something down. My wife is a pillar of strength, not salt. Suck it, Lot.
Nathan Timmel
The BlogThe Upside to Infertility
My wife and I couldn’t conceive naturally. Her eggs are… scrambled. Or poached. Or something like that. I’m sketchy on the details.
The All-Access Marriage
It’s an age-old joke, and both men and women say it. “I just lost one of my friends…” *pause for dramatic effect* “Oh, she didn’t die. She got married.”
Why I Married a Feminist
I’m comfortable enough in my own skin to be married to a strong, intelligent woman.
Why Marriages Fail
Marriage is work. Hard. Work.
My Wife the Super Mom
My wife is a Super Mom, because she convinced me to have children. I owe her everything for that. If she hadn’t pushed, I might have never known what it is to be a Dad, and I would be an incomplete person because of that.
It’s the Little Things in Any Marriage
On Friday, October 25, 2013 (year of our Lord, Praise Him. PRAISE HIM.), my daughter Hillary took her first carousel ride. It was mostly uneventful; when the rig started moving, she was a little startled, but overall nothing to write home (or a blog) about. (Side...
A Love Letter to my Lydia
Should we be defined by how we view ourselves, or how we act toward others?
An Easily Influenced Mind
My beautiful wife likes to put into practice things she reads in informative magazines. Sometimes I am affected by her schemes.
The Lion’s Share
Who determines gender roles in society, and how are these evolving from 1950s stereotypes to 2011 modern times?