A dad in the burbs who muses and ponders life. And some other stuff. Occasional attempts at humour.
Stacey Robinsmith is A Dad in the Burbs
In which I discussed how we manage to cool off or not cool off during the current heat wave.
In which we discuss our day of exploring Fort Langley.
We live podcast the chaos of the school drop off zone. A place where the laws of physics and the laws of the road do not apply.
In which we discuss and marvel at the 888 pandas here at Metropolis in the Metrotown mall.
In which we discuss our thoughts and feelings and impressions about going camping. It was a very positive experience this time. All things considered.
In which we discussed the emotional and psychological benefits of getting outside in nature and walking amongst the trees.
In which we think about those who’ve gone before us and try to piece together what their lives were like through the clues of the architecture that they have left behind.
We went camping and we learned a very important lesson. We learned about what is the most important thing to bring along when camping.
In which we discuss the reasons we like to go camping. Or in my case, the reasons I don’t like to go camping.
A conversation with my kids about some of the things that they learned this school year.
In which I discuss my foodie adventures in Austin Texas.
In which we discuss the Tesla and the future of electric cars.
In which we discuss our plans for the summer vacation.
In which we discuss classic on the road movies.
My favourite funniest movies - my favourite comedies. And two honourable mentions.
In which I discuss my new rad power bike - my electric bicycle.
My brief explanation why I stopped podcasting for a couple days.
I attended a cooking school for a cooking lesson and it was very informative and fun.
A quick discussion of the things that I really appreciated having as a new father.
There’s so many things that society makes you think you need to buy as a new parent. I cut through the bologna and here are three things that you should not ever buy.
In which I discuss some of the vehicles I’ve owned which have great sentimental value to my life.
Yesterday I talked about the Tampa Bay Lightning and the Las Vegas Golden Knights being in the Stanley Cup finals. Today I correct my error.
In which I comment on the hockey hot beds of Las Vegas and Tampa Bay and also the NBA finals.
All the yummy stuff I ate this weekend. Including cauliflower “wings” and a croissant.
Yesterday I talked about concerts that I really enjoyed. Today it’s the concerts I would’ve liked to have attended
Just me musing about music and about some of the best concerts I’ve been to.
We discussed some of the things we learned in school today. Without discussing facts.
My thoughts on the importance of reaching out and cultivating friendships.
My perfect little works that isn’t so perfect.
In which we wish happy birthday to the guy who got us started with podcasting.
We discuss why we like going to the family cabin.
What do you do when the tank you rely on for “creative” stuff runs dry?
A quick talk about my trip to the BC Tech Summit and how technology is influencing every facet of our economy.
Sitting in a circle talking to one another created a powerful learning opportunity.
We discuss our favourite characters from Harry Potter as well as the benefits of watching the movie or reading the book.
In which I rant about pedestrians who don’t even give a cursory look to the left or the right before stepping onto the street.
My buddy and I took off up into the mountains for a motorcycle ride. I learned that it is better to roll on the throttle than it is to hesitate.
Riding a motorcycle is my metaphor for life today. You need to know when to open up the throttle, and when to make a hard turn. Motorcycles!
Musing about podcasting, teaching, and teacher appreciation.
In which we discuss what we like and don’t like about school.
In which my special guest and I discuss parents (me) swearing around kids.
We discuss our day of adventures at Fort Langley.
What advice would you give a younger version of yourself?
There's a difference between what you say and what people hear.
In which I discuss the most difficult part of parenting; getting kids to eat.
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