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March 06, 2018

What children can do for their parents: A practical guide

 

 

MY NEWBOOKCAREER?

i need collaborators the Ducklings?

please crowd-source

 

1: Check for outrageous nose-hairs. Ones threatening to escape. Ones curling around the outside of the nostril, pretending to be a cell tower or maybe a draft moustache. This happens especially to dads. Biology. Hormones. Lousy engineering. It happens. Children: you're so much shorter, though. You will notice. Let him know. Grooming matters to successful dads.

 

#2: He's an authority figure! UGH!!! What are his other weak spots, besides nose hairs? Turn your dad into a lifelong study project.

 

 

Posted at 06:23 PM in Cocktails & Napkins, Friends, our most precious resource, Love, Most liked 3Nup, Terrible Twos |

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