This section features the diary of a stay-at-home- dad’s diaries; his time with his children and his learning from being together with his children.
It includes short poem and his reflection of his Leading From the Sidelines.
The morning air was heavy, my body still weary, from our visit hometown visit in the countryside. City life and its atmospheric pressure are heavy and tiresome, especially the quality of the air we breathe, in our city. I’m less energized than expected as I woke up in the morning. It was June – outside … Read more
‘Daddy, you must have really missed your father?’ ‘Yes, I did. But he’s living in a better place now.’ It surprised me at first, as I did not expect it from him at this young age. He knew, in his mind, because he loves me too. We were hopping from one topic to another with … Read more
“I could have died if you’d have loved me more,” wailed a tough child who is struggling hard to protest against the tough love of his father. In a sense, he was simply trying to cover up his mistakes by a loud wailing like the vixens who couldn’t endure the cold wintry nights in the … Read more
‘No-o-o-o, not again,’ I screamed inside of me. I can hear my voice at first but it gets diminishing within minutes. It’s going to happen, going by my instinct, I could sense it. Yet there’s hardly anything I could do except praying for me and my family. My children cried I can still feel them … Read more
