I spent at least half an hour on two different occasions trying to find a Father's Day card that was appropriate for my relationship with my Dad. I failed, and ended up getting a stupid generic "best wishes" card instead. In my search, I stumbled across cards for "Dads to Be," which was a nice surprise. But I didn't get one for Scott, due to our superstitious horror of assuming everything will be okay. And because, really, he already is a father.
Anyway, one of my favorite bloggers had a beautiful post yesterday about Father's Day cards. I'm putting up a link to that post here in honor of Scott -- who is and always will be a great dad.
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I'm telling you, we should make a greeting card company covering topics Hallmark doesn't want to touch. We could be gazillionaires.
Sigh....sigh again....
Peri, I agree. We could make a fortune!
That was a beautiful post- thank you for sharing it with us. I do always hate how there never seems to be cards that convey what I wish I had the words to say. Hallmark seems to only be for those people that have a perfect life. If you guys do start that card company I'll be sure to buy from you.
Mostly, I just hold my breath and pray a lot.
i wish i could put into words how much i love you heather. just saying "i love you" seems so inadaquate. but i'll say it anyway...I love you.
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