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Gregory J. Tysowski

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Born

in Porcupine Plain, Saskatchewan, Canada

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https://dadathome1970.wordpress.com

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Humor and Comedy, Nonfiction, Memoir

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Gregory Tysowski is a certified expert at the stay-at-home dad position. Starting his new gig in the fall of 2003, his career as homemaker really took off in 2005. That’s when his responsibilities doubled as he juggled two kids under the age of two, tried to stay on top of the laundry and slow-cooked his way into the rank of top chef. Gregory has been married for over twenty years to his lovely wife, Lianne, and has two children, Abigail and Daniel. Prior to his success on the home front, Gregory received his English degree from the University of Saskatchewan in 1991, and followed that up with a degree in Journalism & Communications from the University of Regina in 1993.

Gregory specialized in Broadcast Journalism, and has worked several job ...more

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Dad@Home: Fully Domesticated

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Merry Christmas from the Tysowskis! 2022 Year in Review

Well, here we are again. I know we are fast approaching the end of another calendar year when I sit down to write my annual Christmas letter. While I’ve lost track of exactly how many years I’ve been doing this, I am 100% sure this will be the FINAL edition. Wait! What? Why? OK, before you start filing protests with the Holiday Letter Writing Commission, hear me out.

I started writing this famil