Daddy's Home by Tony Rubino and Gary Markstein for September 26, 2016

you know, don’t you, Dad, but you don’t want to say how, do you?

OK…. Bev isn’t here this weekend…so she says, but I did see a post from her elsewhere…..what’s up with that, Bev?

Tigressy isn’t here yet….So out of the goodness of my heart, I trudged on over to Facebook…..

just to do my bit…. ya know?And what do I find?Tony’s question is…and I am NOT making this up:

“Favorite fish?”Say what?But… if you really want to know, Tony….lox.So sue me.Of course, I also love maguro.Raw, of course.

I don’t have to flounder at all for an answer,

Flounder’s ok but I’d rather have haddock.

I’ve gone floundering, with hook and line (and sinker), and gigging. Of the two methods I prefer to gig. But it does not lend itself to catcha and release. Wait, Peter’s not doing that type of floundering. Nevermind.

Trout

Crappie

@Tony:For sandwiches, tuna. For dinner, haddock or salmon. And now I shall go “fishing” for answers to today’s…Second “Daddy’s Home” Question:Are you a founding parent or a floundering one?

For sandwiches, canned salmon. For dinner, almost anything but tuna.

The kid knew. He was just trying to make hid dad uncomfortable.

QOTD #1: I prefer mine alive and in a tank. I see them as an excellent way to get insight into human nature.

QOTD #2: Happy to report I was not a floundering father when it came to my sons. For my daughter I left that conversation up to my wife.

I grew up on a farm as did my kids. Never had to ask. ;)

QOTD #1Black Cod or SalmonQOTD #2My daughter would wait til she, her older brother and I were driving somewhere to ask questions about babies, sex etc. I was facing forward so it made it easy to answer, (matter of factly of course) and her brother would just get all his answers without asking.

@Tony: spot.

My question: if there are 24 hours in a day, why does my smoke alarm low battery signal only happen between 1 a.m. and 4 a.m.?

I think it is one of the precepts of Murphy’s Law.My question to you about spot: Corned or fresh?

They come from the child store..and you can exchange them at any time if you don’t want them…but no returns.