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One important thing my father taught me was the value of people, no matter who they were and what they did. He was a plant manager at an aluminum extrusion factory for many years. When he walked through that factory he knew everyone's name, and he always seemed to find himself rolling up his sleeves to help out guys that needed an extra hand. He was well-respected because he didn't put himself above his team. Respect your fellow man. Don't be afraid to get your hands dirty.
That was my dad
I'm kidding!
Kidding, lol. Dude, you're the contest man....and including the Canadians is wicked, too.
As you know I am connected to the RSS!
One thing I learned from my father was the importance of valuing and respecting your wife. I wrote more about this here - http://dadofdivas.blogspot.com/2008/05/manly-mo...
Thanks for running this contest!
Lo; and behold, it was a snake! I don't remember what kind of snake, but it was a snake. Back then, it didn't even phase me. Now, I would not get near it. Have a great "Father's Day!" Please enter me in your delightful book drawing. Many thanks, Cindi
My dad taught me the difference between getting there and being there. My favorite part of going fishing wasn't the time we spent walking through the woods or standing by the river throwing in lure after lure and reeling in snag after snag, but the time we spent in the car, singing our road songs.
These same road songs I sing to my daughters at night, helping them get to sleep. Well, the preschooler anyway, the elevenyearold gets her own self to sleep.