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  • How To Be A Good Dad
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    How to be a good Dad – Father’s Day

    June 15, 2014 /

    It is Father’s Day and I am missing my Dad. I have had a few tears but only a few. As time passes I focus on how lucky I was to have him in my life and to smile at very happy memories. What makes a good Dad? What made my Dad a great Dad? Could I advise my sons in time on how to be a good Dad? 1. Dad brought us his own sons and then together with Mum adopted me when he was well into his forties. Without that generous spirit, I might have stayed in a children’s home. 2. I don’t remember Dad ever brushing me…

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