Dads love Beer. SingleDad.com takes a tour of Stone Brewery in San Diego, Ca. Watch Jesse Lozano, Rj Jaramillo and SingleDad.com take a tour and taste the #1 Beer in America, Levitation Ale, Voted #1 in Men’s Journal Magazine 2009.

Some of the season%u2019s best, like parsnips, turnips, and winter squash, work well in the hearty dishes we crave as the weather turns cooler. These veggies are prefect additions to stews, soups and roasts. Other in-season items, like sweet potatoes, cranberries and pumpkin, are traditionally associated with the celebratory meals of the season.

How do split families handle holiday traditions? I have asked many of my friends which parent they feel is most responsible for organizing and executing the details of the Holidays, All but one of the 20 surveyed stated that the Women are the ring leaders. So, how are these traditions to be continued when families are separated?

We had lunch outside in the garden and the boys were hanging around talking teenage speak and just chilling. After a while I went to join them and I was amazed. The group consisted of two white boy brothers with an Indian surname, two black boys, one who spoke fluent Afrikaans, two Jewish brothers, an English white boy and an Afrikaner white boy.

As a Dad, you multitask all year long. Make the holiday season easier on yourself by using plenty of multitasking fruits and veggies. Fruits and vegetables are the ultimate multitaskers! Here%u2019s a list of just some of the ways fruits & veggies can do double duty for your family at holiday time and beyond.