Names frequently used in America: Daddy, Dad, Pops, Padre, Papa, Pappy, Pa, Old Man, The Warden!
In French father is Pere.
In Italian and in Spanish father is Padre.
In Dutch it’s Vader.
In German father is Vater.
In Armenian it’s Hairig
“Anyone can be a Father, but it takes someone special to be a Dad”
Forget about the commercial greeting card definitions of what is a Dad.
Write about your Dad. What do you call him? How do you feel when you are with him?
If you don’t see your Dad, why not? How do you feel about that?
In French father is Pere.
In Italian and in Spanish father is Padre.
In Dutch it’s Vader.
In German father is Vater.
In Armenian it’s Hairig
“Anyone can be a Father, but it takes someone special to be a Dad”
Forget about the commercial greeting card definitions of what is a Dad.
Write about your Dad. What do you call him? How do you feel when you are with him?
If you don’t see your Dad, why not? How do you feel about that?
