I had a really good Father's Day this year. I started off early getting together with friends where the memories and stories quickly centered around the general topic of father's. I'd be lying if I didn't say it felt pretty good to have a day dedicated to stories about the antics of dads.
My family and I ate some breakfast, and my daughter even chose to go to the bagel store with me. That's an unusual event, and I think we had a pretty good time. We all headed out to the garage (father space if there ever was one), and instead of getting some ties or sweaters or something else I don't really need, we spent the better part of the afternoon downsizing our material possessions. We didn't quite go far enough, but five bikes, two bookshelves, and a whole host of smaller items later, I'd say we made a good start.
I got rid of fifteen pairs of worn out N2N-TCP training shoes that had used up their useful service lives. There are over 5,000 miles of walking represented by these shoes, and although we've come a long...long way together, the time was right to let the go.
My family and I ate some breakfast, and my daughter even chose to go to the bagel store with me. That's an unusual event, and I think we had a pretty good time. We all headed out to the garage (father space if there ever was one), and instead of getting some ties or sweaters or something else I don't really need, we spent the better part of the afternoon downsizing our material possessions. We didn't quite go far enough, but five bikes, two bookshelves, and a whole host of smaller items later, I'd say we made a good start.
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| Fifteen Pairs of N2N-TCP Training Shoes off for recycling |
Today was a great day, and I'm looking forward to seeing how the universe will help me along the way to my destiny tomorrow.
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