Happy Father's Day to all.
For those of you who are not there yet, give it a long serious think and ponder before you act to put yourself in that category. It is a commitment of at least 20 years and the role you play changes often, from caretaker to a helpless infant to icebreaker/truthteller in front of a teen to guide and dependable touchstone to the young adult. The saddest question a child can ask is, "Where's Dad?" If you are not ready for that level of involvement, zip up your pants and walk away.
Originally posted by MontyMooseDeep!
Happy Father's Day to all.
For those of you who are not there yet, give it a long serious think and ponder before you act to put yourself in that category. It is a commitment of at least 20 years and the role you play changes often, from caretaker to a helpless infant to icebreaker/truthteller in front of a teen to guide and dependable touchstone to t ...[text shortened]... s Dad?" If you are not ready for that level of involvement, zip up your pants and walk away.
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Originally posted by MontyMooseWell said
Happy Father's Day to all.
For those of you who are not there yet, give it a long serious think and ponder before you act to put yourself in that category. It is a commitment of at least 20 years and the role you play changes often, from caretaker to a helpless infant to icebreaker/truthteller in front of a teen to guide and dependable touchstone to t ...[text shortened]... s Dad?" If you are not ready for that level of involvement, zip up your pants and walk away.
Originally posted by MontyMooseNice Mr. Moose. Nice.
Happy Father's Day to all.
For those of you who are not there yet, give it a long serious think and ponder before you act to put yourself in that category. It is a commitment of at least 20 years and the role you play changes often, from caretaker to a helpless infant to icebreaker/truthteller in front of a teen to guide and dependable touchstone to t ...[text shortened]... s Dad?" If you are not ready for that level of involvement, zip up your pants and walk away.
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Originally posted by MontyMooseWow! Nice to see the Moose out of hiding and back on his court room insightful and assertive game.
Happy Father's Day to all.
For those of you who are not there yet, give it a long serious think and ponder before you act to put yourself in that category. It is a commitment of at least 20 years and the role you play changes often, from caretaker to a helpless infant to icebreaker/truthteller in front of a teen to guide and dependable touchstone to t s Dad?" If you are not ready for that level of involvement, zip up your pants and walk away.
Note; Truth be known... 20+.
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Originally posted by MontyMooseThis is good advice but omits the critical step of popping the little fella back inside before pulling up the zip.
Happy Father's Day to all.
For those of you who are not there yet, give it a long serious think and ponder before you act to put yourself in that category. It is a commitment of at least 20 years and the role you play changes often, from caretaker to a helpless infant to icebreaker/truthteller in front of a teen to guide and dependable touchstone to t ...[text shortened]... s Dad?" If you are not ready for that level of involvement, zip up your pants and walk away.
Originally posted by MontyMooseThanks and to you as well. Are your kids taking you to the Gristmill today??
Happy Father's Day to all.
For those of you who are not there yet, give it a long serious think and ponder before you act to put yourself in that category. It is a commitment of at least 20 years and the role you play changes often, from caretaker to a helpless infant to icebreaker/truthteller in front of a teen to guide and dependable touchstone to t ...[text shortened]... s Dad?" If you are not ready for that level of involvement, zip up your pants and walk away.
Originally posted by shortcircuitLOL. My younger still has 33 days left on active duty in the Navy stationed at Pearl and he can't be here, tho he did call twice today. Yesterday my older and the granddaughter came down for a cookout and a great time was had by all. Over the years the family tradition for Father's Day is bbq at my place.
Thanks and to you as well. Are your kids taking you to the Gristmill today??
