Fatherhood is a Mirror I am not a perfect father. Not even by a long shot. If you ask my kids, though, (and we have) if there’s anything they would change about their mom and dad they would likely say, “No, nothing at all.” For that I am grateful. For that, I am humbled because […]
Hint: Yesterday’s article focused on daughters. Today’s focuses on sons. But that doesn’t mean you can’t take all this stuff here and apply it to your daughter. Everything below I’ve done with my two daughters as well. Hammers, saws, guitars, drums, stethoscopes, and Bibles are all things my son sneaks into his backpack to take
“Daddy, how do I look?” This is a common refrain of any little girl. She’ll say this after dressing up in her favorite princess dress, putting as many bows in her hair as possible, and all of the costume jewelry she can find. After having completed her adornment she’ll traipse up to you and sweetly
Today is Father’s Day and I’ll be sitting in my dad’s apartment in Tacoma, Washington watching the US Open with him. After that we’ll enjoy some time talking about what we’ve been busy with and chat about the latest happenings in the sports world. I’m writing this post on the Friday before Father’s Day. Tomorrow
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