Tag: Father’s Day

• Too Many Cooks Make One Heck Of A Party

  Celebrating men looks a lot different than celebrating women. Women get excited about flowers, fancy decorations and chocolate. Men are easy. Bacon. It makes everything better. And anything fried. That’s the manly way to eat. For Father’s Day, we had the privilege of having most our kids with us, except our son and his family.…

  daylerogers

  June 19, 2017

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  bacon, community, control, Father’s Day, fried chicken, God, Jesus, messy, sharing, working together

• The Dad Piece Of The Pie

  Father’s Day has always been a fun holiday to celebrate. I had a great Dad. And I married above my pay grade. Dad would always make a fuss about our homemade gifts when we were little. He was a grateful man. We felt like the best kids in the world because he made us feel so…

  daylerogers

  June 20, 2016

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  character, dads, Father’s Day, God, grandpas, integrity, kindness, laughing, parenting, poker, relationships, uncles

• Broken Pedestals, Fallen Heroes

  Growing up, I fell into a habit of watching Sunday afternoon football with my Dad. A Texan, born and bred, his favorite team was the Dallas Cowboys. Or anyone who was playing against the Chicago Bears. Living in the Chicago area, I think that was his way of saying you could take the boy out…

  daylerogers

  June 22, 2015

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  Bart Starr, Chicago Bears, Dallas Cowboys, Deflategate, ESPN, fallen hero, Father’s Day, football, heroes, integrity, legacy, New England Patirots, NFL, Roger Staubach, Tom Brady