Father's Day
I remember the first time I heard "Song for My Father" by Horace Silver. I couldn't have been more than five years old. My grandfather played it, and other old school classics, religiously. We never got a chance to talk about its meaning to him. Could've just been another song. But today reminds me how important fathers are. Not in crass Singltetonian sociological sense. I know plenty of men who grew to be fine men and fine fathers without having fathers around themselves. But in the sense of...well, again, pictures say it best. Dad, Mr. Mason, Bill, Chris, Steve, Mark, Marlin, Doom, Joseph, Sam, Darius, Stan, Jeff, Ernie, Chuck, Dan, Orrin, Louis, Robert, Ben, Kurmell, LaRoi, Rob G., Caurn, Will, Reg, Frank, RayShawn, Curt, Bird, Mike O., Todd, Tyron, Sel, Rudy, Harwood, Mike Minta, Ralph, Bowen, Craig, Ed, M.A.N., and those I missed, Happy Father's Day. I don't as a general rule celebrate it...but I'm warming up to the idea.
Posted by at June 19, 2005 01:27 PM
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Very nice pics!
I have a small family - and no children. Everyone lives far away; a little lonely on Father's Day.
Thanks for sharing the photographs - they made me smile.
Thanks Son my Dad was a lover of music and especially like Silver,s rendition "Song for my Father"He would be proud
Very nice pics!
I have a small family - and no children. Everyone lives far away; a little lonely on Father's Day.
Thanks for sharing the photographs - they made me smile.
Posted by: Peg Kaplan at June 19, 2005 05:36 PM