In Review: Father Geek’s Monthly Newsletter (June 2014)

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Greetings, Geeks!

My little geeks are out of school and enjoying their new-found summer freedom. Like most adults (other than the smart ones who went into education), I don’t have a summer break. My oldest son takes great delight in reminding me how long he gets to sleep in and not do anything all day if he wants to. Of course, I give him jobs to do. Pick up dog poop, pick up your toys, do yard work, etc. Take that, kiddo!

June is going to be a very busy month for my family. We have sold our house and will be moving into our new home starting June 20th. Note I say “start”, as I fully expect to be living out of boxes and bags for the next couple of months. It’s surprisingly easy to put all your belongings into containers, but devilishly hard to put those same belongings in a new home.

Since I will be spending most of my time and energy moving my family, the number of reviews released this month is going to be smaller than normal. I have five on deck and hope to release a few more if time allows. All site improvement activities have also been put temporarily on hold until I get my life back to a normal routine.

In other news, I contributed to an article on ParentMap.com titled “Geek Love: Why the Next Generation of Nerds Is Cool Now“. Give it a read, won’t you?

Coming Up in June:

Last Month’s Reviews:

My thanks, as always, for reading the nonsense that I write.

Roll High and Duck Low!

Your buddy,

Father Geek

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About Cyrus

Editor in Chief, Owner/Operator, Board Game Fanatic, Father of Three, and Nice Guy, Cyrus has always enjoyed board, card, miniature, role playing, and video games, but didn't get back into the hobby seriously until early 2000. Once he did, however, he was hooked. He now plays board games with anyone and everyone he can, but enjoys playing with his children the most. Video games continue to be of real interest, but not as much as dice and little miniatures. As he carefully navigates the ins and outs of parenting, he does his very best to bestow what wisdom he has and help nurture his children's young minds. It is his hope and ambition to raise three strong, honorable men who will one day go on to do great things and buy their Mom and Dad a lobster dinner. Cyrus goes by the handle fathergeek on Board Game Geek. You can also check him out on CyrusKirby.com. Yes, he has a URL that is his name. His ego knows no bounds, apparently....

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