This morning I was talking to a married friend with children and asked her if she had any plans for Father’s Day this weekend. She informed me that this was NOT Father’s Day weekend. Father’s Day is next Sunday. Whoops!
So I made a mistake. So what? Big deal. Shoot me. I’ve made lots of mistakes in the past and I have no fear of making more mistakes in the future. Why? Because if you’re not making mistakes, you’re not trying new things and you’re not learning. It’s commonly said that an expert is someone who’s made all the possible mistakes in a certain field. I’m getting there.
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2 Comments
Well at least your card to your father won’t be late, right?
I knew that and perhaps should have said something, but thought it was kind of neat that you’d be the first with a Father’s Day event!
Best regards,
Tom
[Tom,
Yes...Father's Day is like Mother's Day & Easter in that they're always on a different date. They're always on a Sunday but which Sunday? Apparently I'm not real good at keeping all that straight. I don't have a problem with New Year's Day, Valentine's Day, St Patrick's Day, Christmas Day, and especially July 4th. They're always on the same day.
Robert]
It is the thought that counts….
Fishing or doing something outdoor is the best.
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