It's Fathers Day again! How are you doing fathers?

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Americano 10 years ago

Hei, continental how are you doing? Gone are the days block A 4th floor!

Hei, continental how are you doing? Gone are the days block A 4th floor!
Jonnie 10 years ago

Looks like Ghana has taken after the US and UK in choosing its father's day. We have not been able to choose our own. In the Western European country where I live, Father's Day is celebrated on the second Sunday in November e ...
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Looks like Ghana has taken after the US and UK in choosing its father's day. We have not been able to choose our own. In the Western European country where I live, Father's Day is celebrated on the second Sunday in November every year. No, they've decided not to follow the US in everything, even though they do in many things. After all, this country is far older than the US! It has older traditions too...

I was surprised when people started telling me Good Father's Day from Ghana. But I know they don't know that it's not father's day here. And when it is Father's Day here, they won't know to send me Father's Day wishes...

Interesting
Kwobia (Toronto) 10 years ago

Unfortunately,western culture to some degree
Imasculates parents with its obsession with protecting children's rights to the point that parents are often seen by their own children as enemies.Immigrant(African) parents have ...
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Unfortunately,western culture to some degree
Imasculates parents with its obsession with protecting children's rights to the point that parents are often seen by their own children as enemies.Immigrant(African) parents have a tough time dealing with the "laissez-faire" style of N.American parenting.
Grammar Police 10 years ago

It is Father's Day, not fathers' day. Just remember that the term is a proper noun, and the apostrophe comes after the "r" not after the "s".

It is Father's Day, not fathers' day. Just remember that the term is a proper noun, and the apostrophe comes after the "r" not after the "s".

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