I’m a writer in New Jersey. I started writing about baseball, but it’s turned into this whole crazy thing where I basically write whatever I feel like.

9 responses to “Why is this blog here?”

  1. Dave Avatar
    Dave

    And, you happen to be one of the most authentic people I have ever met.

    1. mikenuckols Avatar

      Thanks, Dave.

  2. West Coast Mary Avatar
    West Coast Mary

    We get dibs on your visit to the awesomeness of Dodger Stadium. Your trip will include accommodations, provisions, and transportation. We might even get you to San Diego to see the Padres, where ever it is they play–how should I know and who cares?

    1. mikenuckols Avatar

      I’ve promised the boys that the West Coast is coming soon. I’m hoping that sometimes when a business trip takes me out there I can bring them along with frequent flyer miles and hit a ballpark. The games are tough on the wallet, though. I have to feed Alex non-stop to keep him interested.

  3. Glenn Avatar
    Glenn

    I think you can drive north on the NJT to avoid 76.
    Great peering in on your funny family stories.

  4. Lisa Avatar
    Lisa

    I love this! Thanks for sharing it.

  5. akehner Avatar

    Mike,

    Love the blog, and I especially love the shout out to the wife! You write with wit, wisdom and heart. Even though I have girls, we can all relate to the experience of being a parent and finding common ground. Keep writing your story!

    AK

  6. Ashley Avatar

    Mike- this blog is the perfect mixture of fun, inspiration and love. Makes me want to be a better parent. Thank you for creating this! Ash

  7. Marie Avatar
    Marie

    As one of your very oldest fans, I have to say you never fail to amaze me. I hope Mary is reading your blog too. You are a great father and a terrific writer. And I love you.

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