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Tag Archives: Father’s Day
What I want to tell my dad
Of all the retail-induced holidays, Father’s Day requires the most time at the greeting card shelf. It takes me forever to find something that captures the essence of the relationship I have with my dad. I don’t know who writes … Continue reading
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Tagged children, contemporary South, family, Father's Day, fathers, fathers and sons, gifts, Lance Elliott Wallace, Lance Wallace, New South, New South Essays, NewSouth, parenting, relationships, sons, South, Southern, Southern Culture, Southern Living, Southerners, the South
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Teach your children well
It’s an understatement to say my dad taught me a lot while I was growing up. He taught me right from wrong, self-discipline, the value of a dollar, how to maintain cleanliness and order, the importance of doing a job … Continue reading
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Tagged Dad, dads, Father's Day, fathers, Lake Wales, Lance Elliott Wallace, Lance Wallace, New South, New South Essays, South, Southern Culture, teaching children, teaching kids
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