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21 June 2006
Dads: The "Carnival"
The Tarheel Lutheran, after reading posts by Rick and the Terrible Swede, wrote My Dad Is My Hero. He then found Pastor Snyder's Father's Day Reminiscences of the sainted elder Pastor Snyder and discovered that honoring his own father had "morphed into an ad hoc carnival for Dads."
Since that time, Kepler has added posts from others, a mix of reflections on the fathers they've had, the ones they've known, and the ones they are. So read My Dad Is My Hero and the linked blogs. If you know of others, please leave Kepler a comment. ¶ 14:04 |
The Tarheel Lutheran, after reading posts by Rick and the Terrible Swede, wrote My Dad Is My Hero. He then found Pastor Snyder's Father's Day Reminiscences of the sainted elder Pastor Snyder and discovered that honoring his own father had "morphed into an ad hoc carnival for Dads."
Since that time, Kepler has added posts from others, a mix of reflections on the fathers they've had, the ones they've known, and the ones they are. So read My Dad Is My Hero and the linked blogs. If you know of others, please leave Kepler a comment. ¶ 14:04 |
