Jeff Bogle
Freelance Writer
Jeff is the author of the travel book, Street Cats and Where to Find Them. He's a dad of two daughters, an avid traveler, an award-winning photographer, and a freelance writer who lives in the suburbs of Philadelphia with his wife and their cats. In addition to Good Housekeeping, he's written for the BBC, the Washington Post, Parents, Fodor's, Wine Enthusiast, Real Simple, and Reader’s Digest, among other print and online publications. Jeff is the publisher of the quarterly literary magazine and small book press, Stanchion.
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Latest from Jeff Bogle
30 Unique Travel Gifts for Men Who Love to See the World
Whether he's traveling for business or leisure, these are the gadgets, gear and luxury items he needs.
20 Best Gifts for 'Doctor Who' Fans, No Matter Who Their Favorite Doctor Is
Season 14 may be over, but these presents live on.
30 Best Father's Day Experience Gifts for Dads Who Don't Need More Stuff
He'll remember these forever.
22 Unique Travel Gifts for Dads Who Are Jet-Setters
Whether he's traveling for work, heading abroad for a big vacation or planning a quick weekend getaway, these ideas are ideal for fathers with wanderlust.
48 Best Graduation Gifts for Him
With luxury picks and cool last-minute presents, any high school or college grad will love these ideas.
30 Best Wedding Gifts for Grooms
You can (and should!) absolutely buy a present for your future husband for the big day.
Why Don’t We Love Our Older Selves as Much as We Love Ancient Ruins?
What traveling on a 20-year-old cruise ship taught me about aging.
Now That I’m a Long-Distance Dad, I Have to Learn How to Parent All Over Again
With so little time together, I want to make my kids’ visits enjoyable, but I don’t want to be just a figurehead parent.
How I Found Love Again After Giving Up on It
Like me, these couples thought they’d never find “the one” — but they were able to recognize it right away when they did.
Teenagers Can Be Aloof, But Growing Up Doesn’t Necessarily Mean Growing Apart
One dad’s journey to stay connected to his teens.
My Daughters are Ditching Their Big Dreams for Their Cell Phones
As their creative passions fell by the wayside, this is how I brought our family back together.