When my father would yell at me, I told myself someday I'd use
it in a book.
~ Paula
Danziger
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Blogathon! Join us for 30 Days of blogging
madness!
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ove.
We learn
it first from our parents.
And more
often than not, it’s an imperfect lesson.
Because our parents are human.
Today is a
tough day for some people. Either
because they had a rough childhood, or because their father has died without
there being a resolution to the past.
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Today, I’d
like to direct you to read a post by author Leslie Leyland Fields, author, Alaskan fisherwoman, and leader of the Wilderness
Writers Workshop I’ll be attending this fall!
In her post on What Are Fathers For, she explores this often painful relationship and offers
some advice on how to cope and live your life in the present.
Read and
be moved. And let’s talk some more on
Monday.
Oremus pro invicem,
~
Mikaela
What will you do to
celebrate Father’s Day today?
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