Merry Christmas!!

Stacy wrote...

Your plan for finding a table at Hooters is hilarious!! I love that idea. Way to use your kids for bait! And don't make too much fun of those women with dogs in their purses because I am one of them. I love your blog.

Judi had this to say...

I just love your sense of humor! This was an awesome story! I'm a single parent too and can all to well appreciate the kids chiming in to help out with a potential date once in a while. Keep up the great work! You're one heck of a dad!

Lisa wrote...

funny stuff!! betcha get a lotta dates like this...HEY!! maybe you could help me set up a webpage and i could get some action as well as see all the humor that goes w/ boys and FROM THE MOUTHS OF BABES(and not the hooter ones-lol)

Quasilx wrote...

Yes, your site was great, but what do YOU look like? You must get a ton of women responding, I mean, after all, who could possibly resist your wit and your fatherly charm? It was truly great. And the science behind the hooters visits, that was great. On that note, the hooters gal didn't work out? (you said you got a number....)

RM wrote...

...After reading your site I can say that though I may despise Hooters your stories were very fun, and I enjoyed getting a feel of what a good parent you must be.

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Written by GTK31

Friday, 26 December 2008 02:08

Merry Christmas from this single Dad and his three crazy boys!!

Tis' the season and we hope your Holiday Season is filled with the love of family, joy, wonderment, togetherness and prosperity. And, if nothing else we hope your Holiday is filled with great food and boundless amounts of liquor.

Christmas is a time of joy and love. A time to share your thanks with those you love and your good fortune with those who are less fortunate. While giving your children everything they desire make sure you teach them to give back more than they receive. Christmas should always be about the feeling you get from being surrounded by those you love and knowing you are making a difference in the lives of those who have no family to turn to.