Showing posts with label Father's Day. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Father's Day. Show all posts

Friday, May 24, 2019

FATHER'S DAY SPECIAL PROMO!

Special Promo for Father’s Day!
All five are available in ebook or paperback

The entire series is available in one ebook
for only $4.99! What a deal

I Am Sarge, Book 1, is only 99 cents
in ebook for this special
Father's Day Promo

🎩 Father’s Day is Sunday, June 16! Why not give Dad, hubby, or Granddad an entertaining and humorous book “written by” Sarge the doxie?

🎩 THE DACHSHUND ESCAPADES series has five books to choose from (in both ebook and paperback) ~ readers are captivated by Sarge’s adventurous tales about his zany human family and his “lowdown from the ground” about life in general ðŸ˜Š.

🎩 Wanna read an excerpt from any (or all) of these books? Choose any EXCERPT tabs at the top of this blog

🎩Also, click on the BOOKS tab for more about these heartwarming books enjoyed by dog-loving older children and grandparents alike ðŸ˜Š.



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Tuesday, June 20, 2017

AND HOW WAS YOUR FATHER'S DAY?

Our daughter Holly and family came Sunday afternoon to celebrate Father's Day with hubby Clark. Aaaaaaand, they brought the newest addition to their family, Sunny! She stole the show, to say the least. Our daughter Bethany and hubby Kurt are currently RV'ing in Oregon, the Pacific Northwest, so they couldn't join us. We text, call, and FaceTime all the time, however.

Here are my thoughts about Clark that I posted on Facebook for Father's Day:

Happy Father's Day  to my amazing Clark Hinton. Oh, I know you don't care for the spotlight (unlike me), but I must shine it on you now and then, anyway, especially for "your" day.
Words can't do justice to your selfless devotion to me, our family, and others. You are the calm in the storms of life, my refuge, my best friend, confidante, love of my life.
As a dad and "papa," we don't take you for granted for all you do! Your unconditional love for us is apparent when you anticipate our needs and fulfill them, be they a dozen long-stemmed red roses for me, fixing an appliance for the daughters and sons-in-law, or repairing bikes for the grands. You suffer through our laughing fits (all of us females), listen, always give of yourself and share your time generously. I treasure your integrity and your faith.
Since I'm on a roll, saying "thank you" is inadequate for your caring and leadership. I thank God He orchestrated our meeting in Frank Sandy's home on Oct. 17, 1968! We were both 20: I was a senior in college and you were a police cadet--and what a glorious life we've had! God has blessed us with a wonderful, loving family, and I thank you for sharing life with me. I look forward to our future together. I love you!!

And here are some photos from our day:

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Dachshunds . . . you gotta love 'em, especially adorable puppies like Sunny, who is eight weeks old.

Friday, June 13, 2014

HAPPY FATHER'S DAY TO THE TWO BEST MEN!


 And those two would be my husband Clark and my late father, known as "Papa Duke" in THE DACHSHUND ESCAPADES series.  Both were/are awesome grandpas, too!

Here's wishing all dads and grandfathers a happy Father's Day, too!  May your day be wonderful and blessed, surrounded by loved ones.



Saturday, June 15, 2013

HAPPY FATHER'S DAY!



Here's wishing all you dads out there a wonderful Father's Day.  Oh, I know dads don't get the attention that moms do on Mother's Day . . . but that doesn't mean we don't love and honor you just as much.

Two men have made my life so much better than it would have ever been without them:  Dad (now in heaven) and my husband Clark.  Dad was a fun-loving, gregarious sort of man
who went all out with things that he loved:  cooking, gardening, music (he learned to play the guitar by ear as a young man), laughing, telling his funny stories, etc.  And he loved his family very much.  I sure do miss him!

Clark is a wonderful husband, father, and grandfather.  Always selfless and doing for others, he's a very special human being, even if he won't acknowledge it :).  We all know how talented and loving he is!  I know he's saved our family thousands of dollars over the years with his handyman skills:  repairing, installing, updating, creating, and improving things around our homes and working on vehicles.  He never brings attention to himself (unlike moi), so it's up to me to tell the world that he is so wonderful. 

Thank you, Lord, for bringing this man into my life.


My late dad, Robert Duke, who loved
being a chef
 
 
                                      Clark and me
                                      with the grandkids