Hamlet for Dummies
| by derekbremer
My wife and I took our daughter to Hamlet a while ago because we know how much teenagers love long
About derekbremer
derekbremer Prior to his life as a stay at home father Derek spent more than a decade performing public relations and marketing functions for financial consulting firms and found the job to be precisely as exciting as it sounds. When not tending to his wife or daughter Derek enjoys subjecting the public to his unique take on fatherhood, travel and animal husbandry. He has been published in Scary Mommy, Sammiches and Psych Meds, The Good Men Project, HowToBeADad, Red Tricycle, RAZED, HPP and the Anthology "It's Really Ten Months Special Delivery: A Collection of Stories from Girth to Birth.
Author Archives: derekbremer
Piano Lessons
| by derekbremer
Coping with life, loss, and what you shouldn’t do if you find the corpse of your daughter’s piano teacher in
Summer Solstice, the Supposed Longest Day of the Year
| by derekbremer
Unless you’re preparing for a colonoscopy I’ll bet you’ve had longer days than today Today is the official beginning of
A Somewhat Indirect Email Campaign
| by derekbremer
For legal purposes, this isn’t exactly a threat, but it’s also not exactly not a threat either Dear [First Name]
Father’s Day Gift Giving Advice for the Old Man in Your Life
| by derekbremer
I remember when kids used to give their fathers ties for Father’s Day. Even then, I thought it was a
What Father’s Day Means to Me, Darth Vader
| by derekbremer
When a lot of people think of me they only see the helmet or the super cool cape and boots
The Moral Complexities of Bringing an iPhone Back from the Dead
| by derekbremer
My iPhone passed away a few days ago — three to be exact — and I’m not sure if I
Health and Other Details
| by derekbremer
Over the past few weeks, I’ve become more than a little preoccupied with my health. The fact that I have
The New You
| by derekbremer
Sit down. Relax. I’m going to bore the crap out of you with science for the next few minutes. Over
Bringing the Family Together Through Seasonal Illness
| by derekbremer
Last week, the plague swept through our house, and we’re still feeling its effects. Actually, it didn’t so much sweep
