So, fully expecting that the house would be totally empty, as it has been the last three times. I parked in the lot behind the firehouse and we walked around. My FF was in the dorm, making his bed, for a lovely Father's Day nap...when he noticed all these blonde kids walking around. His first thought was not, "Hey, look, my Muppets are here!" No, more along the lines of, "What are those kids doing in this neighborhood?" He did not even see them as is own...well, initially. Daddy tapped on the glass and the muppets ran to the bay door...one had brownies, one had an Arnold Palmer (complete with fire coozy), one had his gift bag and the other came with lots of love and excitement.
Here was our day...
Delivering the gifts honoring our favorite fireman...
Firehouse Shirt Club subscription so Daddy can stop being jealous of Mommy's collection...
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Sharing the brownies that the Muppets brought, with the Muppets...and all who dared enter the noisy kitchen...
Playing Ping Pong Downstairs...
Momma left the flash on...with all the bunker gear...
O feeling left out, rare pictures of Mommy while we take some selfies to keep her happy...
"Hey...O...come roll the ball with me..." Nevermind that it is a 10# medicine ball, she is FIRESTRONG!
And then we had to skidaddle back to the house to meet Grandpa and join my FF's family for a Father's Day cookout.It was a great day.
My FF will FINALLY be home tomorrow - 3 days at the race track and his usual shifts have not left us much time with him lately. I can hardly wait!
No matter how perfect or imperfect or involved or invisible your Father may have been...I am glad he was your dad. You would not be here without him and for that, if nothing else, we should feel blessed.
Happy Father's Day to all you dads. To all you single mommas, you have no idea how awesome and amazing you are, never forget that. Love those muppets to pieces.
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