Happy Father's Day

:clap: ...Dad's are great! Thanks for all y'all do!

Yeah, Happy Father's Day, to all you sweet daddy-o's.:wub:

Happy Father's Day, all of you SoWal dads, especially my Big D (also, happy birthday). He is a great dad!

It is apparent that there are a lot of grayt dads on this board. One who comes to mind is RO -- the photos that he captures of his children's joy exude with love for them.

Happy Father's Day. We really do have some wonderful fathers on here and they are also pretty cool. :clap:

Happy Father's Day to all.

Happy Father's Day!:clap:

Thanks! I think I'll give myself 50,000 posts in my honor. 😀

Thanks! I think I'll give myself 50,000 posts in my honor. 😀

:roll:

happy father's day to Daddy-O and to all Dads out there, and to all those wonderful men who make a difference in the lives of so many.

happy father's day to you all ! my dad was too busy cussing to talk to me when i called. he was putting together a new tv stand, and mom said it was not a pretty sight.

Let's add pictures!

Happy Father's Day to all grayt dads :wave: :clap:

Let's add pictures!

:wub: your pics steel mama:clap:

Happy Father's Day to all you dads, to mine, and to Doug....who is totally relaxing today!!!!:chill:

Mr. Kitty, the dad, got to drive to Waco (TX :( ) and meet sarafunn at the Sonic for lunch. We were meeting to pass off Molly, who is staying with her sissy while we are oot! :clap:

Wonderfull pics SM!!:wub:

Big D had a grayt Father's Day and birthday. Blue Ridge Grill was awesome. He had their fried chicken which one would think would be pedestrian. But they were tender boneless chicken breasts fried in a light batter with a hint of Durkee's French-fried onion rings, with sides of mashed 'taters and collards (he's a Yankee and substituted asparagus). BJ and I had shrimp and grits -- sort of like a jambalaya with andouille and shrimp but with the "ya" (rice) substituted with grits. Yum!

Big D had a grayt Father's Day and birthday. Blue Ridge Grill was awesome. He had their fried chicken which one would think would be pedestrian. But they were tender boneless chicken breasts fried in a light batter with a hint of Durkee's French-fried onion rings, with sides of mashed 'taters and collards (he's a Yankee and substituted asparagus). BJ and I had shrimp and grits -- sort of like a jambalaya with andouille and shrimp but with the "ya" (rice) substituted with grits. Yum!

:roll: ...guess that beats my hot dog.