Even thought it is a few years old, I had to use this picture. He chose this by Robert Frost for his graduation page in the yearbook. It has always been one of my favorites.
I shall be telling this with a sigh
Somewhere ages and ages hence:
Two roads diverged in a wood, and I–
I took the one less traveled by,
And that has made all the difference.
Check out the other teens this week at I Heart Faces.
One of my pet peeves about celebrating Father’s Day is that the thought is implied that any man who is a father deserves a gift and card. I’ve worked in public education for more than a few years and can tell that it is often a sad state of affairs in the father department. I could rant for more than anyone wants to hear about the atrocities that Joy and I both encounter on a daily basis as far as parents are concerned, but instead will move on to our Father’s Day celebration of 2010.
My husband was kind enough to volunteer a fish fry!
He did all the hard work.
Joy worked hard on a relish tray. It made a lovely centerpiece!
Everyone else brought side dishes and it was really the perfect meal! We had a great time visiting and sharing gifts with Dad.
My niece, Whittney, won the prize of the year when she gave Dad a framed picture of them together when she was about 2 and riding on the tractor with him. It made the rest of ours seem so commercial!
Then, we had desserts. More on that tomorrow, but a hint for now….
Out of the frying pan, Well Seasoned | 
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