‘I didn’t know Mojo was a roofer’, some of you may be pondering. Well, I’m not and roofing is a big time home repair that you will not attempt, unless you have a roofing company. Instead this is a cautionary tale of what to look for in a roofing company and the story of a good roof gone bad. Continue reading DIY a stay at home dad can do-install a new roof
Category: Atlanta
Daddy Mojo lives in Atlanta. When something special that is happening only in Atlanta he’ll post it here.
Daddy Mojo reads: The End of Molasses Classes by Ron Clark
For people outside of Atlanta the name Ron Clark may solely be regulated to a television movie in 2006 that told the story of Clarks teaching experience in New York City. Ron Clark was Disney’s American Teacher of the Year in 2000 and has appeared on Oprah, CNN, The Today Show and others. In 2008 the Ron Clark Academy, a private school for students in grades 5-8, opened on the south side of Atlanta. In short, Ron Clark is the teacher that everybody wants to have for one reason or another. Continue reading Daddy Mojo reads: The End of Molasses Classes by Ron Clark
A rough overview on recent “Dumb Dads” portrayed in media
All dads aren’t dumb. Much the same way that all women don’t drive poorly and all blondes aren’t airheads. Likewise, all Asians aren’t smart and all black people can’t play basketball.
But enough about blonde Asian women that can’t play basketball; let’s chat about why the media thinks that all dads are dumb. As a dad, I do love a good joke and have been told that I have an engaging sense of humor. Having said that, let’s take a look at some examples that make us think that broken hearted college girls are shaping some media decisions lately. Continue reading A rough overview on recent “Dumb Dads” portrayed in media
My Wal-Mart greeter is a World War II hero
I know that the Fourth of July is not the same as Memorial Day. On Memorial Day every year Mommy Mojo and I watch the PBS special that has music and features some of the stories from our soldiers. Mommy Mojo is quite patriotic and over the years it’s rubbed off on me. Continue reading My Wal-Mart greeter is a World War II hero
Hey Dads-The Atlanta Baby & Child Expo is this weekend
Everybody in the Mojo house is excited as we’re expecting our second child in October. Just because we run a parenting blog don’t think that we know everything about being a dad, much less being a father to an infant. Infancy was more than a year ago and I have trouble remembering what we saw on television last night. I think it was Bait Car, but can’t be too sure. Continue reading Hey Dads-The Atlanta Baby & Child Expo is this weekend
Mrs. Butterworth’s Family Breakfast, 3/27 at Piedmont Park
Dads love free. Dads love family. Dads love pancakes and waffles. Combine all of these things plus the iconic Mrs. Butterworth and you have a fabulous event happening on March 27. Mrs. Butterworth’s Family Breakfast Ball is this Sunday, March 27 from 9:30-12 p.m. at Piedmont Parks Magnolia Hall Lawn. It’s a free event that’s designed to celebrate spring and show off Mrs. Butterworth’s new limited-edition spring time bottles. Who knew she had a change of clothes? Continue reading Mrs. Butterworth’s Family Breakfast, 3/27 at Piedmont Park
Big Book Bargains in the Atlanta Burbs
I love books. Because of that it’s not too surprising that Baby Mojo loves books. At bedtime either mom or I will read a book to him, then leave his bed light on while he sits in his crib and reads himself to sleep. When we go into to change his diaper later in the night it looks like the Book Town mafia shot down our son with an outline of cardboard children’s books. Continue reading Big Book Bargains in the Atlanta Burbs
An iPad for every student, in the 45th ranking state
Sometimes we stumble across a story so ridiculous that we hope its content and motivation was typed by a room full of monkeys. Alas, such a story popped up on The AJC about Georgia Senate President Tommie Williams who is proposing that middle school students in Georgia receive an iPad, in lieu of text books. Continue reading An iPad for every student, in the 45th ranking state