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Happy Father's Day




My Dad has been gone for a long time now.  I am no longer married to the father of my children, but I trust they were in touch and I know that I appreciate the role he played for all those years.

There was no Father's Day celebration for me today, but I do want to wish all those who are fathers, dads, daddies, and father figures a very happy day.

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  1. Totally agree. BTW, I completely cracked up at the comment you left on Linda Reeder's blog. Well said.

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  2. I am no longer married to the mother of my children. But I suspect she had something to do with my two kids wishing me a Happy Father's Day today -- one in person; the other by phone from Colorado. We should have a new holiday, for good ex-spouses.

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  3. I cracked up too at the comment you left on my blog. Funny how that is that liberals can have good values too.

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  4. yeah, that comment on Linda's blog was cute.

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  5. My dad died in '96, but I still talk to him!
    Peace,
    Muff

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  6. My husband is not the father of my children but for six of our eight grandchildren he is the only grandfather they know and all eight count him as the best man on earth. As do I...

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  7. You are blessed, then. I hope he had a good father's day.

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  8. Thanks for visiting my blog today! I think I needed you during the recent clean out!

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