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Mom to one, twin, Early Childhood Education professional, child care provider for many, blogger, interior designer, digital scrapper.
I post things to share & remember about our son, cat, family, day care/preschool, home, decor, crafts and life as we know it. I appreciate all your kind comments! Thanks too, to those who don't comment but then tell me they read when I see them!
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ReplyDeleteBoys with their dads....
ReplyDeleteIt is great to see!!!
Someone recently was talking about a dad and his son together. Then they mentioned hearing about an experience in a prison.
Before mother's day, the inmates were given cards to send to their mothers. They gladly sent them off.
Then before father's day, the inmates were given cards to send to their fathers. They did not want to participate.
So glad for the fathers who are more than just a father to their children. We do appreciate the good dads in this world.