I'm spending my blog writing time today working on an article for Grounded Parents. It will probably come out some time next week.
Remember if you want to get my Grounded Parent articles when they come out, you should follow me on one of the social media I've set up as Chris Brecheen the author (rather than for this blog specifically).
In the meantime, allow me to emcee this past article from G.P.: Enter The Houseshuband. which talks about how much work I do around the house for my family.
I thought it appropriate given that the last month or so I've averaged about fifty hours of work each week before I ever sat down and wrote so much as a word. It sometimes relates directly to the amount of Jazz hands we produce here.
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