As someone who has given her father many, let’s just say colorful father’s day gifts (e.g. several coffee mugs, an eyeglass repair kit…it is important to note that he did not wear glasses at the time and countless mini tool sets…because, of course, you need more than one), I feel pretty confident in calling myself an authority of what not to get your father on Father’s Day. That being said, with age comes insight. Or at the very least, the ability to recognize one’s gift-giving flaws. Because of this, the want to help others in their quest to find the perfect present weighs heavily on my mind.
Speaking from personal experience alone, the gifts with the biggest impact are the ones that play a role in his everyday life. We all know that dads have a tough gig. It is a lot of responsibility; there are no holidays, vacations or even time-off for good behavior. Essentially, being a father is the very definition of job security. So, here is my thought…just because fathers are always working doesn’t mean they can’t be comfortable while doing so. Get him something to relax in (e.g. a recliner) or something that he can enjoy (e.g. an entertainment console for his plasma) the whole year-round. Coming from someone who is trying to forget the unforgettable eyeglass repair kit, it is never too late to remedy past mistakes. FYI: Crowley Furniture is offering free delivery until the end of June.
Happy Father's Day!
Sunday, June 19, 2011
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