Remembering Dad
This is a group for men who have lost their fathers. It is a place to mourn, celebrate, and remember our fathers and a place for men to share experiences and draw strength from one another.See More
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Brian Burnham
- 29, Male
- Williamsburg, VA
- United States
- Blog Posts (4)
- Discussions (64)
- Groups (26)
- Photos (9)
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Brian Burnham's Discussions
End of the "Man-cesion"
Started this discussion. Last reply by Shane Jul 11, 2011. 12 Replies 0 Likes
Joining the National Guard
Started this discussion. Last reply by J Roman Nov 6, 2010. 13 Replies 0 Likes
Good Dress Shoes?
Started this discussion. Last reply by Mitch Feb 20, 2012. 75 Replies 0 Likes
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Mike Peters joined Brian Burnham's groupRemembering Dad
This is a group for men who have lost their fathers. It is a place to mourn, celebrate, and remember our fathers and a place for men to share experiences and draw strength from one another.See More
richard lynam joined Brian Burnham's groupRemembering Dad
This is a group for men who have lost their fathers. It is a place to mourn, celebrate, and remember our fathers and a place for men to share experiences and draw strength from one another.See More
Brian W. Barrett joined Brian Burnham's groupRemembering Dad
This is a group for men who have lost their fathers. It is a place to mourn, celebrate, and remember our fathers and a place for men to share experiences and draw strength from one another.See More
Tyler M. joined Brian Burnham's groupRemembering Dad
This is a group for men who have lost their fathers. It is a place to mourn, celebrate, and remember our fathers and a place for men to share experiences and draw strength from one another.See More
Rich T commented on Brian Burnham's group Remembering Dad"My Dad passed in 1996, he was 85 years old. I'll never forget that day, my wife and I were at a convention in Atlantic City. My brother called the hotel and told me. When we got home the family had started to gather. It was not easy. My Dad was…"
Remembering Dad
This is a group for men who have lost their fathers. It is a place to mourn, celebrate, and remember our fathers and a place for men to share experiences and draw strength from one another.See More
Michael E commented on Brian Burnham's group Remembering Dad"My Dad passed away on the 13th of December 2012.
It is his birthday today and I will never forget what such a great person he was. I still play his music (that he sang) and listen to music he use to listen to. I am also planning to put together a…"
Garrett White joined Brian Burnham's groupRemembering Dad
This is a group for men who have lost their fathers. It is a place to mourn, celebrate, and remember our fathers and a place for men to share experiences and draw strength from one another.See More
joe grantham commented on Brian Burnham's group Remembering Dad"my father passed when I was 10, on valentines day. now its 4 years later, I've grown grown into the young man I am today , I have done the best to follow into his footsteps, its hard, but I keep on keeping on. R.I.P dad
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joe grantham joined Brian Burnham's groupRemembering Dad
This is a group for men who have lost their fathers. It is a place to mourn, celebrate, and remember our fathers and a place for men to share experiences and draw strength from one another.See More
Danny Dort joined Brian Burnham's groupRemembering Dad
This is a group for men who have lost their fathers. It is a place to mourn, celebrate, and remember our fathers and a place for men to share experiences and draw strength from one another.See More
John Carle joined Brian Burnham's groupRemembering Dad
This is a group for men who have lost their fathers. It is a place to mourn, celebrate, and remember our fathers and a place for men to share experiences and draw strength from one another.See More
Jordan Nick joined Brian Burnham's groupRemembering Dad
This is a group for men who have lost their fathers. It is a place to mourn, celebrate, and remember our fathers and a place for men to share experiences and draw strength from one another.See More
Remembering Dad
This is a group for men who have lost their fathers. It is a place to mourn, celebrate, and remember our fathers and a place for men to share experiences and draw strength from one another.See More
Jackalope Glen commented on Brian Burnham's group Remembering Dad"My father passed away last Saturday Sept. 29th. Today would have been his 74th birthday. He was a man who made friends where ever he went. He had an amazing ability for this. It is something that he was able to use in sales all his life. He was a…"
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- Interests
- Medieval Reenacting, History, Psychology, Home Brewing, Camping, Backpacking, Archery, Science Fiction
- Books
- The Modern Gentleman by Phineas Mollod and Jason Tesauro, The Five People You Meet in Heaven by Mitch Albom, The Three Musketeers by Alexander Dumas, Stranger in a Strange Land by Robert Heinlein
- Movies
- The Last Samurai, Braveheart, Kingdom of Heaven, Lord of the Rings Trilogy, Michael Collins
- Music
- Carbon Leaf, Matchbox 20, Bryce de Byram, Celtic Music, Jazz
- Quote
- "A king may move a man, a father may claim a son. But remember that, even when those who move you be kings or men of power, your soul is in your keeping alone. When you stand before God you cannot say 'but I was told by others to do thus' or that 'virtue was not convenient at the time' This will not suffice. Remember that." - Edward Norton as King Baldwin IV in Kingdom of Heaven
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Brian's Manly Mental Health Minute for 3/1/10 Living Up to Your Values Part 2: Understanding Self Control and Its Limits
Posted on March 1, 2010 at 10:30pm 0 Comments 0 Likes
Many of the values expressed by men on various parts of this forum are what one called call "traditional values" and many of these values center around controlling one's impulses. Many men consider self control to be a virtue in and of itself. However things that are easy are rarely considered virtues and for men honestly struggling to live up to there values the admonishment to simply control themselves better is often less than helpful. In this manly mental health minute I will examine… Continue
Brian's Manly Mental Health Minute for 2/22/10: The Pitch: How Salesmen Sell us Things We Never Knew We Needed.
Posted on February 22, 2010 at 8:00pm 0 Comments 0 Likes
There is no doubt that managing your money is an important skill every man should possess as it is essential to ensure his own well being and providing for his family. That being said salesmen are experts in separating fools from their money and can usually separate even a wise man from his hard earned cash. This shouldn't be surprising as their own livelihood depends on this skill. However just what is it that they do that can turn the normal frugal man… Continue
Brian's Manly Mental Health Minute for 2/15/10: Living Up to Your Values Part 1: Recognizing Cognitive Distortions.
Posted on February 15, 2010 at 8:00am 2 Comments 0 Likes
One of the central themes of the Art of Manliness has been, and doubtless will continue to be helping men better define their manly values. While values will no doubt vary
from man to man, we are all in agreement that manly men strive to not
only have manly values, but to live up to them as well. However as
Adlai Stevenson put "It t is often easier to fight for
principles than to live up to them..."…
Launching Brian's Manly Mental Health Minute
Posted on February 8, 2010 at 1:54pm 3 Comments 0 Likes
One thing I have noticed as I peruse the main sight and the forums is that a lot of the posts and discussions have to do with mental health. Discussions about interpersonal relationships (marriage, dating, friendships), about personal resiliency or "hardihood", coping with stressful circumstances, and becoming the best man you can be are all, in a broad sense at least, mental health discussions. So, as I have wanted to…
ContinueComment Wall (5 comments)
- At 8:38am on April 28, 2011,
Steve M said… Brian,
Here's wishing you a belated Happy 27th Birthday!
- At 12:19am on March 20, 2010,
Jason M. said… - Thanks for the add!
- At 9:32pm on December 23, 2009,
Michael J. Austin said… - Here's wishing you a most joyous Holiday season to you and yours and a great New Year :)
- At 11:41pm on November 25, 2009, Michael J. Austin said…
- Here's wishing you and yours a most joyous Thanksgiving !!!!
- At 4:12pm on April 27, 2009, Michael J. Austin said…
- Happy Birthday Brian !!!!!!!!!!
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Tyler M. replied to Matthew L Weiss's discussion Umbrellas ok?"This. I, for one, love golf umbrellas. They look nicer and less dainty than your average umbrella."
Nathan DeParis replied to Nathan DeParis's discussion Women: The Infallible Baromoter"Thanks Michael. "
JonEdanger replied to LShieldes's discussion Scandal run down in the group The Great Debate"Priceless."
Paul_of_TX replied to LShieldes's discussion Scandal run down in the group The Great Debate"http://abcnews.go.com/blogs/politics/2013/05/obama-orders-doj-review-of-leak-investigations/
Finally Obama is going to do something about his administration going after journalists. Obama has instructed Holder to look into the matter. I'm…"
Nathan DeParis replied to Rob Sexton's discussion Secular Manhood vs Christian Manhood in the group Christian Men"Faith and Works."
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