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If you are interested…or a nerd like me…I found this article about the origins of Father’s day.

Anyway, Father’s day was a great success at the Comer-Brown house…mostly. My folks came into town and I had Jack. There was all kinda testosterone in the house. Jack, dad, and I even made a man run to Home Depot Father’s Day morning. We were rendered to grunting and knuckle dragging the moment the automatic door opened and we were faced with lawn mowers and power tools. SMELL THE MUSK LADIES!!!

We did have horror brunch at this place called “Mezza Luna’s”. I guess I should have known when “father’s day” and “brunch” were used in the same sentence. “Brunch” is not the manliest of meals, and then to go to a place with a foreign name that serves something very close to a quiche…real men don’t eat quiche. It was a train wreck.

We then had family over for cake…I think that could become a new tradition. Then some Wii and family time. It was a good day to be a dad.

Here is my favorite quote from the day.

“You have to be nice to dad today AND tomorrow. He has 2 sons.”

So we have decided to go out tonight for my Father’s day diner…that and we were just too tired to do it last night. So I hope you had a pleasant father’s day. I also hope you don’t need a specific day to tell your dad…or anyone important to you…how special they are.


Posted in General on June 16th, 2008

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