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My Funny Dad, Harry
http://www.karenzemek.blogspot.com
This is all about my dad and the book I wrote in his memory. It includes things he did and has some additional things not included in the book.
- Added on: May 31st, 2008
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: Karen Zemek
- Listed in: Family Non-Fiction
- Tags: books pets dads fathers memoirs
Recent Posts
I’m Proud I Actually Wrote A Book—(Writer’s Workshop)
I never planned to become an author, but here I am! I wrote "My Funny Dad, Harry" as a memorial to my dad after he died in February of 2007. I just had so many thoughts about him racing through my head at night that I couldn't sleep, so decided to ...
I\'m Having A Pill Pity Party Here!
I never expected to have a line up of pill bottles before I even got to be a senior citizen but here I am. It makes me feel old to be taking so many pills every day and needing bifocals. If it weren't for all these pills, I would still feel like I'...
But Dad, I Don\'t Want To Ruin My Doors
Recently our dog discovered the cats' litter boxes and has helped herself to the poop. Twice now she has vomited poop, once when I was home and once while I was out. It smells awful and what a mess! I heard dogs are attracted to cat poop so I was ...
Playing With Cats Is Great Fun!
I used to love visiting my dad and his cats. I had to be very careful though when playing with his cats because none of them were declawed. Occasionally, I would got scratched because they were so quick and sometimes their mood would change unexpec...
The Best Shirts Ever!
My dad loved flannel shirts with two front pockets and I don't think he threw any out. When I went through his closets after he died, he had three closets full of flannel shirts and some flannel lined shirts from L.L. Bean. He would wear these all ...
Infarrantly Creative Would Have Been One of Harry's Favorite Blogs
When discovering Infarrantly Creatative through SITS last week, it made me think of my dad. This blogger has a lot of imagination and talent for recycling things by making them into something else more useful, just like my dad used to do. When read...
