What Makes Father’s Day Special?
Father’s day is different for every dad but for most it’s a celebration for men with children. It’s a day where fathers across 26 countries are celebrated and shown appreciation by their children and sometimes spouses. Generally, the father receives time from his kids in the form of activities like fishing, camping, lunch, dinner or a BBQ. Dad can also receive kids from his kids in the form of handmade crafts and large ticket items depending on the age of the child.
What Activities Make Father’s Day Special?
Lunch or Dinner is always a good start but when it comes down to it but you can always go to a brewery, go fishing, hit the golf course, fire up the grill, go camping or to a car show. There are a lot of things you can choose from, it just depends what the old man likes to do.
What Activities Make Father’s Day Special?
For most dads the gift of time and a handcrafted gift from their children is enough. But let’s face it, as kids get older that time and creativity tend to go out the window. As adults we will go searching for the perfect gift but it’s hard when the old man has everything. If you’re looking for something materialistic than head over to Lowe’s or Home Depot for the DIYer or the web for the tech dad.
Where can you find the best Father’s Day Gifts Online?
There are so many websites these days with 10 to gifts for dads that it’s hard to figure out which one to buy from. I just go straight to Amazon and search for Father’s Day Gifts and you will find options ranging from Clothing, Electronics to Home and Garden are at your fingertips. If you want a personalized touch like an embroidered BBQ apron or engraved chef knife they have that too.
Father Time
At the end of the day, I think it’s safe to say that us dads just want to spend time, drink a few brews, grill some steaks and enjoy the company of our kiddos. They can make us happy and drive us crazy in the same day but such a kick watching them grow up. That father’s day hug is all that matters.
Happy Father’s Day 2019 fellow Dad’s!
You can tell you are an amazing father and love your family very much. Smiles everywhere for everybody. Hugs and kisses too. In this day and age where families are divided and children sometimes don’t have the benefit of both parents, it is nice to see a family blessed. Great website and blog. Keep up the good work. Awesomeness & Kudos. Sage
Daniel,
Thanks for the kind words. I think the most important rule to being a father is putting the family but more importantly the kids first. Being a dad is not easy but figuring it out can be fun if we let it.
— Mario