• jnbammer commented on The Manival: Today's Modern Man
• 11 days ago
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This is the most creative presentation of the Manival yet. Very cool and great posts intertwined with a story.

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• jnbammer commented on Toxic Relationships - Toxic Family Members
• 27 days ago
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Family members who beg for money suck!

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• jnbammer commented on First Time Dad Over 40
• about 1 month ago
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I know that I appreciate things more the older I get, and I don't think about what I'm missing; rather, I think about all the things I'm gaining by spending time with the kids and family.

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• jnbammer commented on Do It Because I Said So
• about 1 month ago
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Great points Diane. I also think that it is important to explain "why" and reinforce positive behaviors to build good habits.

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• jnbammer commented on Bloggers' Interactions With Readers Decrease With Prominence
• about 1 month ago
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Good point greggo.

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• jnbammer commented on TechCult’s Top 100 Web Celebrities
• about 1 month ago
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@JCG I agree - the top 10 were a little baffling to me too.

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• jnbammer commented on Seven Ways to Role Model Thankfulness
• about 1 month ago
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Thanks Mortalwind and Aaron!

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• jnbammer commented on What Dads Really Think About Porn
• 2 months ago
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@thecollector Thanks - it's still going today too. Comments adding up close to 80+ Lot of different views, but I really appreciate the dialogue without judgment.

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• jnbammer commented on 7 Secrets to Improve Your Ability to Learn (For Students of All Ages) | PickTheBrain
• 3 months ago
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@IndyTravelKid Yeah, not sure the picture communicated the essence of the article, but I felt that the content was good. Most things in life are more basic than we make them out to be, you know?

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