It was Fathers Day recently here in France; something I normally try to ignore.
My oldest sent me this video, in place of a card. I wonder if he was trying to tell me something?
Scratching an Itch
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I had haggis for yesterday’s tea.
Haggis and fried eggs
Bloody lovely.
Sainsbury’s had haggis on special offer
Like you do.
I have lots to say today b...
13 hours ago
I don't get Father's Day. Or Mother's Day.
ReplyDeleteFor me every day, since my son was born, is mother's day. I look at him and I am happy 365/365 or however many days the year has.
Having said that, my father is getting older and the shit has hit the fan. No, he isn't senile or anything. It's just that his true colours are intensifying. Big time. It's a wrench.
Anyway, enjoy your fatherhood, Cro, let your kids enjoy their father; be there for them, don't close your mind and, occasionally, admit when you have made a mistake.
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I've never been interested in Father's Day. Like you, every day is Father's Day to me.
DeleteFather's Day always reminds me just how much I miss my Dad.
ReplyDeleteWe never know how much we're going to miss our parents, until it's too late.
DeleteIt's an amusing video. So you made your sons bowl underarm and then whacked the ball to billy-oh. Bad Dad.
ReplyDeleteI'm sure they'd see it that way.
DeleteWho is that man? Is he the guy from Fawlty Towers? I recognize the voice, but can't place the man.
ReplyDeleteHis name is Simon Day; a very funny, dry-witted, comedian.
DeleteIt's funny...but sad that you see so many like it
ReplyDeleteDarn I was waiting for him to get a ball in the face or a bat in the knees at the end.
ReplyDeleteLove it and I am sure he is trying to tell you something.
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