Everyone makes mistakes. Granted, some mistakes are more significant than others and harder to get over, but they are a part of life. How we deal with those mistakes is significant to children’s self-esteem.
Continue reading →If you find yourself in need of more light than a small flashlight can provide, Handy Father has an easy lighting solution for power outage that is so easy, anyone can do it!
Continue reading →Handy Father procured this brew at the Save-a-Lot grocery store chain for the Tubs root beer review. This is the store brand from save-a-lot.
Continue reading →How-to caulk a bathtub or shower enclosure – This is a common DIY project for the Handy Father. Steps to remove caulk and lay a perfect bead of caulk on your bathtub or shower enclosure.
Continue reading →Fallen leaves activity – As suggested by a Handy Father reader, we took to the yard this afternoon, raking up the fallen leaves. This Handy Father then took said leaves and piled them into a tarp and
Continue reading →Doing a Boylan Root Beer review was a good experience, one that will be duplicated as often as we can find some. It is a darn good root beer! This is a quality root beer that competes with the best of them, and beats most!
Continue reading →Properly fitting shoes improve sports endurance – A couple days ago I spent some time at a local shoe store called Pilcher’s Shoes. I told Mr. Pilcher about how I play basketball a few times a week, and often my feet hurt after playing.
Continue reading →This Goose Island Root Beer review was a pleasure to do, and this soda is a must-try for anyone who loves root beer. Have a Goose Island Root Beer Review
Continue reading →Early Snow – This year we have seen some unseasonably chilly weather. Late October snow is fairly uncommon even here in Indiana, but it isn’t unheard of. There is no reason that kids can’t go out and play in this early snow.
Continue reading →Energy Efficient Weather Stripping Saves Money. It’s a fact, Jack. Our back entry door sits low to the floor, and so, the weather stripping on the bottom gets a lot of wear and tear throughout the year.
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