Father’s Day Five

Posted on June 21, 2009 
Filed Under Fathering, Personal

Wrapping up a good, long day, here are five top things about this Father’s Day:

  1. Five kids still at home – they really are great, each one so different, all so very fun
  2. One kid in DC for the summer – he called, bless his heart
  3. Was able to talk with my dad, wishing him a fine Father’s Day
  4. Enjoyed root beer floats in the backyard – that was supper (my idea)
  5. Played Wii with the kids, got beat at tennis (by our 15 yr-old), golf (by our 13 yr-old) and boxing (by our 5 yr-old, and boy, was he elated by that victory!)

Now, onto the workweek and whatever God has in mind!

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