My dad died when I was 11, and I don't think I ever gave him a Father's Day card. His dad died when I was around 14, and my mother's dad died way before I was born. So Father's Day was essentially meaningless, although once in a while I bought a Father's Day card and displayed it on the piano. Then my sisters started having kids and my brothers-in-law were the recipients. But now all the couples are separated: two are involved with the kids, one isn't, and none are that close to me. My uncles are dead, and my cousins aren't close enough to me for a card. Once or twice I gave one to my brother, though he isn't a father. Last year I found an e-card that reminded me of my Dad, and sent it to my siblings.
So: 1) What might I do this year for a more meaningful Father's Day?
2) Who out there has the same dilemma I do, and wants to share his/her story?
2006-06-12
14:20:23
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