Showing posts with label Father's Day. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Father's Day. Show all posts

Sunday, June 21, 2009

Father's Day


Some of us are lucky enough to have our dads around to celebrate Father's Day. Some of us have a hard relationship with our Father but it doesn't change the fact that the relationship is still there.

Some of us have been through hell and back this past year. So sometimes, the best we can do is share a person's experience and let them know we have their back. That while we may not how they feel, we recognize that there are days that are just going to suck beyond the telling of it.

So today we celebrate firsts. Just a very few of Maddie's firsts from the Spohr family flickr photostream:


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First time being held by daddy




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First time being held by mommy




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Chillin' after the first bath




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First Christmas




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First Sunshine, First Car Ride



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First nap when a totally embarrassing picture of Mike was taken




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First Baseball Game







We celebrate all the joyous firsts with you, and stand guard over you for all the firsts to come.


For all fathers everywhere, Happy Father's Day.




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Saturday, June 20, 2009

Feed Me


It is the end of the Spring season ready for summer to begin, which means it is primo time for the Hummingbirds to make their appearance. At my dad’s he has multiple feeders that he keeps out for them to come and go as they please. He puts plain sugar water in his feeder no color no extra flavoring or special mix and he gets them by the dozens every day. According to the website Birdfeeder.com you can even fill a feeder with seeds. I have never seen that and was a bit surprised by that information.

I don’t recall seeing many hummingbirds growing up in Michigan we mostly saw cardinals and robins. After I moved to California they became a daily sighting. The magic of their wings in continuous motion and the way they seem to be floating in air. I love sitting on the porch in the early evening and watching them come and go.

Hummingbird feeders are a great gift for the person who has everything. For Father’s day, grandparents day or even an end of the year teacher gift. It is economical and is something that can be used by apartment dwellers as well as in a single family home.


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