Thursday 18 June 2015

12 Easy Ways To Make Father's Day Special

Ah, Father’s Day. It’s the second most important day of the year, next to Mother’s Day. I’m kidding. Of course, Father’s Day is equally as important as Mother’s Day because we love both our parents, don’t we? 


If you’re stumped on how to make Father’s Day special for the most beloved man in your life, aside from your husband or boyfriend, make your Dad feel extra happy with these 12 simple but special tips.

1. Breakfast in bed
There’s nothing more sweet and caring than a freshly prepared breakfast in bed. You can do this even on ordinary days. Imagine your Dad waking up to a hearty breakfast on a Sunday morning.

2. Bring him the morning paper
If your Dad is the kind of man who loves to get up to speed with what’s happening with the latest news or events, then include his favorite newspaper along with the special breakfast you prepared for him.

3. Make his coffee
A hot cup of freshly brewed coffee is a sure-fire way to perk up your Dad in the morning. Coffee also has numerous health benefits. Studies show that people, ages 50 to 71, who drink at least one cup of Joe per day reduced their risk of having diabetes, heart disease, and other health problems.

4. Go fishing
If your Dad is into fishing, then why don’t you try joining him in one of his fishing trips? This activity is a great way for you and your Dad to spend quality time and create some more wonderful memories. There are many excellent fishing spots you can go to. I found this very informative link you should check out here: http://www.sportfishingmag.com/tags/best-places-fish

5. Shoot hoops
Your Dad may be past his prime to be the next NBA star, but he can still reap the numerous health benefits of shooting a few hoops. Basketball is a fantastic way to burn calories. So if your Dad needs to shed some extra pounds, then join him for a friendly game.

6. Backyard barbecue
When was the last time you saw your Dad having a grand time grilling a classic tender rib in your backyard? You can turn this simple backyard barbecue into a small gathering of your family, long-lost relatives, and close friends. Just thinking about grilled chicken with garlic-herb dressing makes my mouth water uncontrollably.

7. Mow the lawn
Another simple way to make your Daddy proud is to mow the lawn. It’s not that difficult really. I remember mowing the lawn when I was younger, and I found it quite enjoyable. There’s nothing like that distinct smell that only freshly cut grass can produce. Plus, your lawn will look beautiful when you’re done.

8. Take Dad to his favorite sporting event
If my old man were still around, I would love to take him to a live WWE event. I fondly remember him asking me when Monday Night Raw is on so he can watch his favorite WWE superstar, Stone Cold Steve Austin. A live sporting event is another great way to bond with your Dad.

9. Play golf
Your Dad doesn’t need to be ridiculously fit or athletic to be the next Tiger Woods. Even if you’re not a big golfing fan, you can still accompany him or better yet, you can be his personal caddie for the day.

10. Cook his favorite dish
Most Fathers are hearty eaters, so this one’s a walk in the park for you. Try to make an easy to cook but mouth-watering pan-fried lamb chops with some fava beans and a nice chianti. I’m sure your Dad will love it.

11. Wash his car
If your Dad’s jalopy is looking worse for wear, take it to the nearest A1A car wash and have it wiped down thoroughly. I’m sure he’ll be pleasantly surprised to see his ride looking squeaky clean and good as new.

12. Relieve his back and joint pains
Is your Dad suffering from constant body pains like backaches? Chances are, he isn’t getting healthy sleep. Do you know how long he’s slept in the same bed? If he’s been sleeping on it for more than five years, maybe it’s time for you to get him a new memory foam mattress. There are many affordable and high-quality mattresses available in the market. You can even shop online in the comfort of your home.

So there you have it. Hope you have a wonderful time with your Dad this Father’s Day.



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