Here's a little clip of the kids singing to him: http://youtu.be/wHEfPdmDpQk
I sent my Dad a iPhone 5 Battery Extender thing. Kinda boring, but he really wanted one, and he's a practical kind of guy like that. Yay for Groupon saving me almost half off on it!
Brian was a little lame on his own Father's Day remembrance efforts. Nonexistent, despite a couple reminders. I always struggle with whether I should step in and take care of it (send a card/gift), but I already feel overwhelmed with doing 2 other Father's Day celebrations. I've been good about Christmas/bday inlaw gifts over the years, but it's one of those things I wonder whether I SHOULD be in charge of, or shouldn't most men do on their own?? I'd be curious to know how other couples handle this?
On a positive note, the Church never fails to do an awesome job with holiday-related video clips. Here's their latest for Father's Day - it definitely made me think of my own Dad: http://youtu.be/xT6S-YCagzQ.
On a positive note, the Church never fails to do an awesome job with holiday-related video clips. Here's their latest for Father's Day - it definitely made me think of my own Dad: http://youtu.be/xT6S-YCagzQ.
2 comments:
I always end up doing ALL of the gifts for birthdays, hoidays, etc. The few times I have said "I've had enough, you need to do it" the gifts/cards have been lame or something I would have never picked. My husband is good at picking out the worst card and most inappropriate gift possible, all the time thinking he's doing a great job. It's kind of sad to watch. I have ended up taking the reigns in this area, but I still believe he should be responsible for some of it, as long as I can control all of the purchases!
I always send a card thanking my Father-in-law for raising a wonderful son I could marry. Thats my part. If my husband wants to buy a gift or call him, that's his part.
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