Anthill For Sale: An Interview With Author Johnny Ray Moore
The author of Anthill for Sale shares his story and tells us why his postal service coworkers are great inspirations.
Husband and father. Communication specialist by day, freelance writer by night, asleep by later that night.
The author of Anthill for Sale shares his story and tells us why his postal service coworkers are great inspirations.
We almost lost a server to frostbite when we made an allergy request – and that’s one of the better examples.
Parenting is a battle of willpower and our ability to shop for groceries is the only thing that keeps us in the game long enough to survive another day.
I don’t think you can legally call yourself a dad until you’ve held your face three inches away from a grocery cart handle and asked, “Who is it?”
Fatherhood has a way of nulling the part of your brain that makes you care about yourself, which is why I’m losing my dignity one step at a time.
Despite being the most amazing example of human willpower and strength, Marvel won’t make a movie about stay-at-home moms – and that’s a shame.
The NoseFrida is something I never thought would exist on the open market. The booger straw.
My current getting-ready-for-bed routine is something I never expected – mainly because everything makes so much noise.
Essential oils quickly escalate from “wow, these smell nice” to “I want to spend all our money on these.” Here’s a guide for the one on the other side of the obsession.
Holidays with a baby aren’t that much different. It’s just that I now find myself frequently asking about bows, buffalo plaid and musical elephants.