Musings and Amusings

… A Few Good Men?

I love Dads who blog.

Dads bring a different, highly entertaining and informative perspective to ways they love and parent their children.

My first “found” Dad, Mark at Holding Together the Jello, regales with snippets like We Should Get Married in a Subaru and My Son Makes a Bold Announcement.

Newsflash! Mark just announced he’s published his first book, a compilation of blog posts. Congratulations, Mark!

My second “found” Dad blogs at Stay at Home Fodder (get it?). He hasn’t blogged much recently, but says he’s ready to rev up his keyboard. These are my favorite Fodder’s posts: Her Is Going to Love Thisย and The ED Challenge.

Although my next blogger Dad at No Facilities is not primarily a “parent blogger”, Dan’s post – Weird, Happy, Proud – ย is sure to make you smile. Not many parents are blessed to experience what Dan did on this particular day.

These three men represent The Good Guys – the male parents who participate wholeheartedly in their childrens’ lives and enhance our own by sharing their families with us.

Happy Father’s Day to you all.

Comments on: "For Fathers’ Day, May I Introduce You to" (23)

  1. Lovely post Sammy, can’t wait to check them all out. Just read that. I mean check out their blogs ๐Ÿ˜‰ x

    • HaHa you nut ๐Ÿ™‚ go ahead and check Mark out – he looks so spiffy in his picture announcing his new book. What guy doesn’t appreciate being checked out ๐Ÿ™‚ oh, yes, their blogs are good, too. LOL

  2. Always love reading good blogs from a male perspective. Thanks for the reccomendations.

  3. Haha Lainey your so bad and lovely post I think lovely to tribute dads xx

  4. As always, thanks for the recommendations. I find that you and I share similar tastes in blogging style.

    • you are right – i’ve enjoyed links you’ve shared as well. I was really happy to be able to feature these three – they write from their hearts with gusto!

  5. Thank you, Sammy. This was a wonderful post. Thank you for sharing my blog with your readers.

    • You bet, Mark. You are an inspiration to me, and I’m glad I found you through Justine’s blog. We have such a terrific community of writers and readers. Have a great weekend. Then write about it ๐Ÿ™‚

  6. Awesome! I like Dad’s who blog, too. Happy Father’s Day to all the blogging Dads out there.

  7. Thanks for the recommendations and happy Father’s Day to them (and other fathers out there!)

  8. Great post! I’m looking forward to seeing what they have to say!

  9. Wonderful post. My dad is no longer with us on this earth (visiting other galaxies), but I will hug my husband. ๐Ÿ™‚

  10. Loni Townsend said:

    Wow, what I list. Thank you! I clicked on the first link, and I started crying after reading the post. Definitely going to check out the others now.

  11. How nice to honour Dad bloggers for Father’s Day! They all sound intereresting and I’ll be sure to check them out, (their blogs, that is! ๐Ÿ˜‰ )

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