Father's Day is a special day which father's secretly hold close to their hearts...I know this for a fact!
Although father's are busy working for their family's welfare, struggling daily to make ends meet, they are paying attention to the hulabaloo of the day or the entire weekend....Don't let them fool you.....tough guys feel responsible for the entire family unit...their hearts are soft...which is what drives them to work so hard to make everyone happy in the family...but especially his children......Patriarchs is what they are called and it is not an easy job!
A Patriarch is someone who is the head of the clan, group, or family. The strong leader and head of household, the Patriarch generally is the strongest figure in the unit. Most all males defer to the head of the family in moments of heightened challenges; most females will respect and love them for their knowledge, abilities, and wisdom in times of fear, pain, broken hearts, and even nurturing....dads are cool and need to be shown...
Every Father's Day, in the early morning, as a dad wakes to the morning sunrise, there is a hopeful anticipation of what the day will bring....not in monetary gifts or gain, but in how much love is shared, shown, or given by his children. Every father's measure of his self-worth is vulnerable on the one day of the year he is honored. The tough guy is very sensitive on this day....maybe more so than mother's are on their special day...Dad's don't ask for love. Dad's don't ask for a hug most days...Dad's are like a fixture that is SUPPOSED to be there for us....and we can take them for granted....
On Father's Day, I encourage everyone to make time--a lot of time--to visit your father, phone your father, bake for your father, love and hug your father...tell him how much he is loved, appreciated, adored, and how you acknowledge his strength day after day.
My father has passed on,--this is the 10th year anniversary and it hurts a great deal, still, to this day. This one day hurts even more than any other day of the year because the day meant so much to him.....under his tough exterior was a big huggie bear...days and nights of worry and silent tears...the hell I put him through!
I always thought I would have moments with him to tell him all my heartfelt thanks..but I did not have the opportunity. He passed and then he was gone. My memories of my dad are all great memories and I hope like heck he can hear my heart.
I leave you with this advice: Love your dad next weekend. Call your dad next weekend. Celebrate his strength, his caring (and old-fashioned) ways. Dads work so hard and deserve to be put on a pedestal...at least for one day!
Inside the tough exterior, the little boy inside loves nothing more than the kind words or soft touch you can bring to him.
Happy Father's Day to all the dads, those acting as dad's, single mom's who are the dads....uncles, brothers, sons....we have them all in our families...and they are all deserving to be called our heros...our John Waynes.
-=brenda
BWs Vintage Collectibles...and so much more!
If you need a virtual gift destination for men's casual shirts, phone cases, as well as vintage items....
click below link for 20% summer savings: (shipping 6 days a week)
http://stores.ebay.com/bws-vintage-collectibles
Neighborly blog adventures of treasure seeking Vintage and Mid-Century Collectibles in the famous resort corridor known as LAS VEGAS. What happens in Las Vegas generally stays in...my blog.
Showing posts with label weekend. Show all posts
Showing posts with label weekend. Show all posts
Saturday, June 7, 2014
Tuesday, September 11, 2012
Las Vegas: GONE WITH THE WIND
Whoa, and we thought when it rained for 12 hours two weeks ago that was IT for the rain this year....TONS of flooding around town...washed out gutters spanned all away across roads here and there...rocks everywhere...but boy was my car CLEAN!!! Today, it poured AGAIN!!! what's up with that anyway? more water? Personally, I am hoping Lake Mead will fill up again...those who know what it used to look like might agree with me. This weekend we had heat...and clouds.....and the statement, "...it's a dry heat..." kept running through my head as I drove to various estate and large moving sales. The heat was moist, humid and relentless! Dry heat? not this summer!! On another note, most of my time this weekend was spent talking to people, comparing schools, cars, acquaintances, and local hot spots. Sometimes it is just as meaningful to take the time to visit and share stories with each other, to laugh at one's jokes, or to encourage someone when they reach out to connect with a stranger. Treasure seeking Vintage and Mid-Century has allowed me to laugh a million more times, to store a million more stories, and to spread the love a million more times to a million more people. Every person and every item has a story and deserves to be touched...spiritually and physically. I love sharing what I experience with those who wish to read it.
A couple of fun things I found this weekend which are sure to fly out the door!!
1936 Gone With The Wind, first year printing, great shape and all pages are intact with no dogged ears:

One final note: a new boutique I just found, in Las Vegas!!! Frenzy
Here's the website so you can read up on it and go visit! Tell them Brenda sent ya!! http://www.frenzylasvegas.com/
A couple of fun things I found this weekend which are sure to fly out the door!!
1936 Gone With The Wind, first year printing, great shape and all pages are intact with no dogged ears:
Vintage Frosted High Ball Currier & Ives "The Morning Recreation" Gay Fad Studio
Pyrex, England, pre-1962, Rare "Blue Iris" 1.5qt Casserole Dish, EUC
One final note: a new boutique I just found, in Las Vegas!!! Frenzy
Here's the website so you can read up on it and go visit! Tell them Brenda sent ya!! http://www.frenzylasvegas.com/
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)
