I’m a father of two beautiful kids, a daughter (London) and son (Camden). London was born over three months early. She called the NICU home for 109 days. This blog was launched in those days and started as a way to share her story. Since then, it has evolved to be more about being an at-home dad of two and raising a neurodivergent child next to a neurotypcial (possibly, TBD) child. Thank you for visiting. Please subscribe or come back often.
If you’d like to read about the night of London’s unexpected arrival, I have linked to that story, in all its thirteen parts (don’t worry, they’re short), below.
London’s Birth: Part I. Part II. Part III. Part IV. Part V. Part VI. Part VII. Part VIII. Part IX. Part X. Part XI. Part XII. Part XIII.
If you’re still reading, there is more about me below.
I received my undergrad degree in English at the University of Wyoming. At Wyoming, I swam for four years, specializing in sprint freestyle and backstroke. A year after graduating, I married my amazing wife and we moved to Milwaukee.
During our time in Wisconsin I coached swimming at UW-Milwaukee, fell in love with that slice of the upper Midwest, and drank Alterra coffee as much as possible (now known as Colectivo Coffee).
After three years in MKE, we moved back to Colorado, settling in Denver. I returned to school to receive an MA in International Studies from the Josef Korbel School of International Studies at the University of Denver. After 15 years in Denver, we moved an hour north to Fort Collins, my childhood hometown from 1991 to 1999.
Thanks for reading and visiting the blog.
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