Happy Fathers Day from Mary Jane Popp

Happy Fathers Day by Mary Jane Popp

It’s time to honor that dad, but what to do for him on this special day? We have all kinds of ideas coming at us for mom from flowers and candy to brunch!

Can it be that easy for dad? Probably the brunch part would be, but the flowers and the candy? Probably not! So, off to the internet I went in search of some fun things for dad this year.

I didn’t want to tell you not to shop for another tie, but if he doesn’t need tie number 100, maybe one of the following ideas might be something he would really enjoy. So here goes.

1)     You may not be into it, but how about a trip to the bowling alley or batting cage or even go cart racing? Remember, this is his day, not your comfort zone.

2)     A personalized t-shirt might be to his liking with a favorite saying of his, or a pic of his favorite team or sport.

3)     Maybe you can score tickets to a game, and go with him. You can take it for one day, even if you don’t get all the rules.

4)     Even dads like breakfast in bed. It doesn’t have to be elaborate like crepes. How about cereal or toast or bacon and eggs with some hot coffee? It doesn’t have to be gourmet. It’s the thought that counts.

5)     Don’t forget a Father’s Day cake! Personalize it with his name. If he’s on a diet, do cupcakes. These days you can find sugar-free too, if need be. And how about an ice cream cake? Well, perhaps that’s one I like too.

6)     This day might be a good time to help dad get a few things done he’s been trying to avoid. Volunteer to wash/detail/vacuum the car. He deserves to drive a good lookin’ car. Hey, here’s a thought. Fill it up out of your own pocket. How many times have you driven it and not put in any fuel?

7)     How about a day off? Let him sleep in and watch all HIS favorite programs instead of hogging the technology.

8)     A gift basket might make him happy. Just chock it full of stuff he enjoys, not girly stuff like bubble bath and croissants. Body wash for guys is fun and good coffees. You know what he likes best!

9)     How about a card promising to do his chores for a month? Don’t panic. It could do you good. From mowing the grass to cleaning out the garage, you know what he does everyday and never complains. Well. Maybe he complains a little. Make it a coupon book. In it, you can put coupons that are redeemable for a home cooked meal or watering the lawn, or any other chores.

10)   If you live a long way away, a simple phone call…not rushed…but Heartfelt can do the trick. Show him you care about what’s going on in HIS life. He sure cared about you for a long time, and didn’t ask for anything but love in return!

11) How about just spending the day with dad? I know, you might miss your favorite activity, but I know it will mean so much to him to know you are giving up something just for him. Besides, as we get our own lives on track, there is so little time to spend with him.

And if you are getting him a card, don’t count on someone else’s words to share your sentiments. And no, you don’t have to be a poet.

A simple “I love you dad” can go a long way. Just keep in mind, he won’t always be there. Time goes so fast, and then he is gone.

You don’t want to say “I wish.”

Make it so today and Happy Fathers Day!

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