54 thoughts on “Dad’s Advice”

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      Thank you David.

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   That is so funny and so wonderful!

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      Thank you!

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   Wonderful post!

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      Thank you Antonia.

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   Wow. Beautiful!

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      Thank you!

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   Bonkers…but in a good way…and brilliant 😀

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      Yes. If you only knew my dad it’d make perfect sense!

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   Great advice. Although I’m also 72 ! Hoping to have a few more decades in my future. All the best.

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      Thank you Dennis. 72? You’re just a baby! Here’s to decades of more laughter.

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   I really like this. Love the way you play with words. (Maybe a bit lame this comment.)
   Made my evening.

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      Thank you! I’m glad you liked it. I appreciate the comment.

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   Your dad sounded like quite a character.
   Loved the drawing.

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      He’s actually still around. And he is!

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   Lovely. Dads, especially after they have gone, leave such a confusion of memories.

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      Thank you, Mike. Mine is still alive. The confusion lives!

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    Warms my rib cage. 🙂

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       Haha so eloquently put!

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          My old man – ” What’s your problem?”
          Me-“Girl trouble”
          My old man – “Quit licking your eyebrows.”

          Smh.

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          Hahaha!

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    Thanks for that!

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       Welcome! Thanks for reading

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    Hi. Thanks for sharing such a well penned piece and drawing.Love the humour. Have shared. Happy Days to the very end! Goff

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       Thank you Goff, I’m so glad you enjoyed it!

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          Hi. My pleasure Dear Friend. Great poem. Really enjoyed the read. Happy Day. Goff

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    Reblogged this on Assorted Ideas, Large & Small and commented:
    Loved this work from “River of Flow,” genuine, funny, real.

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       Thanks again David!

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    Love this. Weill reblog to my side.

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       Thank you David!

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    Thanks for the ‘likes’ and follow. Reciprocated. What fun I had meandering through your verses; enjoyed the artwork too.

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       Thank you Tyke. Stay grumpy!

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    a classic; loved the humour, loved the rhyme, loved especially that very last line 🙂

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       Thank you John. I’m glad you liked it

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    Hi there.
    I think the way you express yourself is magical. I have taken inspiration from how you present your poems and drawings. It is harder than people can perceive. I have 1000’s of photographs and try and use those to go with text, but often can’t find anything that is really complimentary. You have gone that extra mile and integrated both on a single page. I can only do photograph+text

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       Thank you so much. I am in debt to your kind words. I am glad you find inspiration in my rhymes and reasons. Keep up the good work!

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    This is a awesome post! A great contrast to the norm. 🙂

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       Oh you should meet my dad

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    This was incredible. I can’t convey properly but this borderline blew my mind.

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       I am glad it made an impact. We must share a similar type of father. Wait…brother?

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    Wonderful.

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       Thank you

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    such a kind,
    inexpensive
    thing to do!
    a helpful reminder
    as i’m just about
    to make cuts on rubber gaskets,
    thanks 🙂

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       Haha hope you bought extras

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    That’s funny.

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       Why thank you!

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    Wonderful post!

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       Thank you Robert!

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    Hi there, thanks for the like and follow 👍

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       Your welcome. Same to you

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          ❤️

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25. 

    Poem is 👌👌👌

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       Thank you!

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