What's on the menu for Father's Day?

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Discussion Overview

The discussion revolves around various ways participants are celebrating Father's Day, including food, activities, and personal reflections. The scope includes personal anecdotes, family traditions, and individual plans for the day.

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Main Points Raised

  • Some participants plan to grill aged steaks and prepare a salad from homegrown ingredients.
  • One participant mentions not celebrating Father's Day at all.
  • Another shares that they had a BBQ the day before due to poor weather on Father's Day.
  • Drinking beer and enjoying a relaxed day is a common theme among some participants.
  • Sending a card is mentioned as a way to connect with a father who lives far away.
  • A participant describes taking their daughter to camp as a pleasant way to spend the day.
  • One participant expresses gratitude for having had a BBQ before the rain started.
  • Tickets to a baseball game were purchased for a father, with a coinciding birthday celebration for the mother.
  • A participant reflects on a recent gift from their father and mentions their sister's involvement in walking the dog.
  • Two Reuben sandwiches were bought as a gift for a father from a specific deli.
  • Another participant shares that they treated their father, mother, and children to dinner for the occasion.
  • One participant expresses well wishes to all fathers in the forum.
  • A family outing for steamed lobster is mentioned as a way to celebrate Father's Day.
  • A humorous anecdote is shared about mistakenly calling a father early in the morning to wish him a happy Father's Day.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Participants share a variety of personal experiences and plans for Father's Day, with no clear consensus on how the day should be celebrated. Multiple competing views and approaches are present.

Contextual Notes

Some participants express uncertainty about their plans or the significance of the day, reflecting diverse family dynamics and traditions.

Who May Find This Useful

Readers interested in personal stories about family celebrations, food ideas for special occasions, or reflections on familial relationships may find this discussion relevant.

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Me: probably buying some aged steaks from wholefoods and grilling. Cook some corn and make a tomato (which come from the garden in the back yard), basil, and mozarella salad.
 
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Nothing. We don't celebrate Father's Day.
 
The weather looks like crap for tomorrow, so we did a BBQ today with my little brother and his daughter.
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My dad was overjoyed!
 
Just the usual, drinking beer and getting buzzed.
 
Send him a card. He lives away from me so I don't really get to see him often.
 
I am driving my daughter to camp in the pines. That will be a nice day. It is always good to get out of the valley heat and into the mountains (it was 106 degrees today).
 
I'm really glad we had the BBQ yesterday. It's raining steadily today.
 
I bought him tickets to a baseball game... however I live a few states away so he's going with my mom. Its actually her birthday today too so it all works out nicely :)
 
I've been thinking about this for a while and I don't have an answer. In fact, my dad just bought ME a laptop for my birthday, which isn't for another 2 months... But I'm going away so he did it now.

I got my sister to go walk the dog with him. She doesn't do anything anymore, and doesn't like going with him. I guess that counts? He was happy when they came back.
 
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I bought my dad two ruben sandwiches from Zingermans in Ann Arbor Michigan!
 
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I bought my dad a dinner today, Mum as well, and my kids too, so they all had an happy fathers day.
 
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Happy Father's Day to all you PF daddies :smile: !
 
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My family took me to Long Beach Island for steamed lobster.
 
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I thought it was monday today and thought my parents would be up as my sister would be getting ready for school, so on my way to work at 7 this morning I called my dad to wish him a Happy Fathers Day. About 2 or 3 rings in I realized it was sunday rather than monday and he had mentioned he didn't have to go to work today and would probably still be in bed, so I ended up waking him and and felt a bit bad about it, luckily he didn't seem to mind.
 

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