Happy Father's Day!

[GeorgeB]

From one father, to the rest of the father's. HAPPY FATHER'S DAY!



Hope you all have a awesome time with your loved ones on this special day!

For those of you who may have lost a child for one reason or the other, as I have, my sympathies to you on this day as well!

[Bear]

Amen! George

[BroJer]

Yes, Happy Fathers day to all Dads out there. I pray that you all have a great day, and I thank the Lord that I have not totally lost my mind yet, raising seven. Oh, wait...;-) Blessings on you all+++BroJer



If you have an elderly father, do a little extra for them today. Check cooling systems, change filters in heat pumps/ac units...things they may need done and are not thinking about. Just a thought.

[GeorgeB]

seven? good lord lol definitely have your hands fully

[Hypoman]

“Much of life, fatherhood included, is the story of knowledge acquired too late: if only I’d known then what I know now, how much smarter, abler, stronger, I would have been. But nothing really prepares you for kids, for the swells of emotion that roll through your chest like the rumble of boulders tumbling downhill, nor for the all-enveloping labor of it, the sheer mulish endurance you need for the six or seven hundred discrete tasks that have to be done each and every day. Such a small person! Not much bigger than a loaf of bread at first, yet it takes so much to keep the whole enterprise going. Logistics, skills, materiel; the only way we really learn is by figuring it out as we go along, and even then it changes on us every day, so we’re always improvising, which is a fancy way of saying that we’re doing things we technically don’t know how to do.”
― Ben Fountain

[Mechanic688]

“Much of life, fatherhood included, is the story of knowledge acquired too late: if only I’d known then what I know now, how much smarter, abler, stronger, I would have been. But nothing really prepares you for kids, for the swells of emotion that roll through your chest like the rumble of boulders tumbling downhill, nor for the all-enveloping labor of it, the sheer mulish endurance you need for the six or seven hundred discrete tasks that have to be done each and every day. Such a small person! Not much bigger than a loaf of bread at first, yet it takes so much to keep the whole enterprise going. Logistics, skills, materiel; the only way we really learn is by figuring it out as we go along, and even then it changes on us every day, so we’re always improvising, which is a fancy way of saying that we’re doing things we technically don’t know how to do.”
― Ben Fountain

Kinda like scrapping,,,