Your Dad is a Gosh Darn Hero: There was a fire in our yard and my kids got to see me as a man of action.
Mixed Gender Sleepovers: Cause for Scandal or Celebration of Diversity: Written for City Dads Group, my kid was the only boy at a co-ed sleepover and it was a low key scandal.
Home Sweet Home Field: My love for the worst stadium in pro sports. OK, technically this is about Oakland, but the A's belong to the East Bay, so I'm counting it.
It's OK to Love a Sports Writer: My love letter to Susan Slusser of the Chronicle and the time I was the face of A's Access.
Parenting Transgender Child More than ‘Just a Phase’: Written for City Dads Group, I'm from Berkeley. Having a kid come out as transgender shouldn't have been so hard for me.
Get Involved: Toddler Story Time at Children's Fairyland: OK, another one that is technically about Oakland, but Fairyland is for all of us.
Furqan’s First Flat Top Picture Book Is Inspiring, Bilingual And Father-Approved: Written for Latino Dad, my interview with Bay Area artist and writer Robert Liu Trujillo.
The Stories We Tell about Ourselves: The school chose our family's story for a mural project about how we came to live in Berkeley. The thing is, everyone who knows the story died and I'm not totally sure my version is accurate.
Hardcore Parkour!: We took a beginners parkour class at UCB. It was awesome.
BLM Needs to be More than a Slogan: I cringe a little at this one because I don't know if it strikes a tone that comes across the way I mean it. But it's true. Too many of our neighbors believe in BLM as an idea rather than as a call to action.
Being a Good Landlord Almost Bankrupted Me: Knowing the Berkeley rental market was tough for families, I spent eight years charging below market rent. My reward was losing almost my entire life savings when I decided to move home.
Little Boys and Nail Polish: Why I'm Moving Back to Berkeley: For little boys who like nail polish, there's no place like home.
Your Mom is So Berkeley: In 2010 I made a joke to a co-worker and in the blink of an eye, I was on Berkeleyside and then the NYT.
1568 Part 1 - Part 2 - Part 3: I don't write a lot of fiction, but I did write this about the house I grew up in when I was very young.
Home Sweet Home Field: My love for the worst stadium in pro sports. OK, technically this is about Oakland, but the A's belong to the East Bay, so I'm counting it.
It's OK to Love a Sports Writer: My love letter to Susan Slusser of the Chronicle and the time I was the face of A's Access.
Parenting Transgender Child More than ‘Just a Phase’: Written for City Dads Group, I'm from Berkeley. Having a kid come out as transgender shouldn't have been so hard for me.
Get Involved: Toddler Story Time at Children's Fairyland: OK, another one that is technically about Oakland, but Fairyland is for all of us.
Furqan’s First Flat Top Picture Book Is Inspiring, Bilingual And Father-Approved: Written for Latino Dad, my interview with Bay Area artist and writer Robert Liu Trujillo.
The Stories We Tell about Ourselves: The school chose our family's story for a mural project about how we came to live in Berkeley. The thing is, everyone who knows the story died and I'm not totally sure my version is accurate.
Hardcore Parkour!: We took a beginners parkour class at UCB. It was awesome.
BLM Needs to be More than a Slogan: I cringe a little at this one because I don't know if it strikes a tone that comes across the way I mean it. But it's true. Too many of our neighbors believe in BLM as an idea rather than as a call to action.
Being a Good Landlord Almost Bankrupted Me: Knowing the Berkeley rental market was tough for families, I spent eight years charging below market rent. My reward was losing almost my entire life savings when I decided to move home.
Little Boys and Nail Polish: Why I'm Moving Back to Berkeley: For little boys who like nail polish, there's no place like home.
Your Mom is So Berkeley: In 2010 I made a joke to a co-worker and in the blink of an eye, I was on Berkeleyside and then the NYT.
1568 Part 1 - Part 2 - Part 3: I don't write a lot of fiction, but I did write this about the house I grew up in when I was very young.
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