Man, have I ever got a lot of little stuff to cover. Here's a start:

Laid-Off Dad has begun his gig as "luckiest dad blogger": he's now also writing a he-said, she-said for the just-launched Oh!Baby site. This is a paying job, and LOD competed with some of the best daddy bloggers (plus me) to win it (and if you've read LOD, you understand why they wanted him). It's nice to see parent bloggers rewarded for their labor of love, but based on the first week's post, I think the old-school Laid-Off Dad blog may make for better reading than the Oh!Baby back and forth (where he spars with Mother-in-Chief).

Phil Corless, the guy behind A Family Runs Through It, just published the last of five interesting, first-person pieces in the San Diego reader. It's some wonderful stuff, perfect for late-season beach reading.

By the way, it looks like some business schools may be getting it: balance is important.

Jeremiah at OpenAppleDumb has scored a gig running a childbirth ed classes for dads. Here are his initial thoughts. I'm thrilled that he's doing this.

Finally, one story to consider: this piece about a military SAHD. Interesting perspective. I can only imagine the stereotype-busting that Albert Constantino must do.