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Like Father, Like Daughter: July 2013

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After almost four years, today was my last day as a stay-at-home dad. And we marked it with a day trip involving two of G's favourite activities: going swimming and eating ice cream. When we eventually got out and started walking back to where our bags were, she realised she was leaving wet footprints on the ground. So that was a game we had to play for a while. Which was fine, because we weren't in any hurry. So that's about that. Next week I'm going back to work full-time, so I'll no longer be a st...

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Like Father, Like Daughter: Lego For Girls

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About how I've always been keen to avoid exposing G to too much pink, in the hope that she won't grow up believing she can only do certain 'girl' things. There's not an outright ban on Disney princess stuff, but it needs to be balanced by less stereotypically girly activities. I don't have many parenting rules, but in a world of needless makeovers. And colour-themed toy displays. I think this is an important one to stick to. Lego's frankly alarming girl-focused advertising campaign. Put Me In A Boat.

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Like Father, Like Daughter: March 2013

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It was a busy Sunday of Easter egg fun for G. We started off in our back garden, where G got down to the serious work of finding little chocolate eggs that Mrs J had hidden about the place. Not that G was in the mood for sharing them out afterwards:. We then went for an afternoon at Dunham Massey Hall near Altrincham. It's a big National Trust pile, and there was a trail laid out in the gardens for little ones to follow. Not that G was initially too sure:. On the way around, we encountered some chickens:.

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Like Father, Like Daughter: Back At The Waterfall

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Back At The Waterfall. I'm going back to work full-time soon, and with my time taking care of G having been down to two days a week for some time anyway, I don't have many days left with her as a proper stay-at-home dad. So on Friday I thought I'd take her back to somewhere we've visited before, Lumb Falls near Hebden Bridge. Unlike when she was a baby. It's a good job I like ice cream too, really. Posted by Richard Jones / Monday, 8 July 2013 /. View my complete profile. Back At The Waterfall. Harkness ...

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Like Father, Like Daughter: April 2013

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This week's big news is that G has her first boyfriend. They met in the old-fashioned way, at nursery. She said, excitedly. All very sweet, but I suppose I'd better be ready for her to come home inconsolably upset one day, just in case. I took this picture yesterday, during a walk at the lake at Clifton Country Park. Posted by Richard Jones / Friday, 26 April 2013 /. Later, we took her bowling. It had been a while since I've been, and Mrs J was alarmed to discover that technology has moved on in rece...

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Seven Streets - Baltic Creative

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Supporting creativity, innovation and commercial success. SevenStreets is a full-scale online almanac of the city you love: opinion, debate, comment and analysis on culture high and low, arts, food, people, excursions and happenings. It's about people, places and things a side of Liverpool you’ve yet to discover. But we don't do listings, ok? We like finding stuff that's off the radar for too long - there’s a whole world out there. Best Thing About The Baltic Triangle. Larr; Back to listing. 49 Jamaica S...

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Like Father, Like Daughter: Outdoor Swimming

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Continuing our recent tour of favourite places. I've taken G over the last few years, we took advantage of the beautiful weekend weather by going across the Pennines to Hathersage and its lovely outdoor swimming pool. I've taken her every summer since she was little, so it's easy to see her progress from baby. To last year's two-year-old. Posted by Richard Jones / Wednesday, 10 July 2013 /. View my complete profile. Back At The Waterfall. Settling In At School. The Richard Jones Journalism Blog. It's The...

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About Me – DanLynch.org

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Darr; Skip to Main Content. There's No Place Like /Home. Hi, I’m Dan Lynch, a broadcaster. Writer and confirmed geek from Liverpool in the UK. I’m mad about all things Open Source, particularly GNU/Linux. But also various web and mobile technologies. I’m best known for hosting a number of popular podcasts on technology and music. Linux Outlaws. On the TWiT Network. Web framework) and I do Drupal. Stuff for some clients working with PHP. I used to work for the NHS. Yes that Stephen Fry. In addition I&...

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A few of my favourite places on the internet | Little Red Courgette

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A few of my favourite places on the internet. A few of my favourite places on the internet. Eat Like a Girl. The Lemurs are Hungry. Who I also write a column for. Arguably the best recipe/food resource on the web). Not – strictly speaking – a food blog, but man, I love it so. What I’m usually listening to while I’m cooking). Meatballs cookbook image taken from Grannies Kitchen flickr photostream. And used under Creative Commons license. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here.