Happy Father's Day

[GSPODS]

Here's a good Father's Day question:

What's the most important thing you learned from your father?

For me, the most important thing I learned from my father is that even 35 years of separation and separation anxiety can't come between the love shared by a father and a son.

If anyone has a life lesson learned from Dad they'd like to share, please do. Life gets in the way of life, and it doesn't leave much time for memories.

[welch]

Shifting the question, I am proudest that my son is such a decent, empathetic, and honorable young man, as well as a warm father. He puts my grandson (age one-and-a-half) to sleep every night, takes him to the park, crawls around the playground, and takes him on "mystery train rides" just the way I took Redskin Dan more than 25 years ago.

[VetSkinsFan]

The most important thing my father taught me: if it's wrong, make it right....don't go the easy way, go the right way.

[JansenFan]

hate the cowboys