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Father Time
From Denny: Those men who are fathers may be fathers in a conventional sense or mentors to younger brothers and sisters, neighbor kids or as sometime fathers as boyfriends of a child's mother. Male nurturing is as important as female nurturing when we are growing up trying to figure out our place in the world. It always help to have a support group from adults who care.
Whomever your true father was in this world, be it your natural father, your stepfather or even your grandfather, think of the good he gave you this Father's Day and honor him with a heartfelt thought. Instead of focusing upon those who did not step up, focus upon gratitude for those who did honor us with their love. Have a great Father's Day!
Father and daughter photo by apdk @ flickr
Photo by *clairity* @ flickr
Photo by pipitdapo @ flickr
Photo by mikebaird @ flickr
Photo by kwanie @ flickr
The things father's do for their kids photo by emdot @ flickr
Photo by Shirley Buxton @ flickr
Photo by h.koppdelaney @ flickr
Funny Changed Photo by AndYaDontStop @ flickr
Photo of father and sun at sunset by LoriConte @ flickr
Father and his 5 daughters waving shadows by Pink Sherbet Photography @ flickr
Dad making us smile by making faces photo by e-magic @ flickr
I Love You Photo by YaDontStop @ flickr
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