Showing posts with label fathers day. Show all posts
Showing posts with label fathers day. Show all posts
Thursday, June 22, 2017
Fathers week finale!
One last post for Fathers Week -- the 10 most amazing animal dads!
Sunday, June 17, 2012
Happy Fathers Day to my favorite men!
I hope all the green dads out there have a terrific day! I’d like to send out a special “thank you” to all the green dads in my life --
To my dad who introduced me to the beautiful world of nature. Although he doesn’t like to camp (“Desiree, I’m in the army. I camp for a living”), he brought me to countless zoos, aquariums, nature centers, and national parks. He showed me the Grand Canyon, the Alps, and the mountains of Peru. He even allowed m
e to try to cross-pollinate the roses at our house!
To my brother, a terrific vegetable gardener! We’ve had some fun hikes in the Smokey Mountains and near his family’s cabin in PA.
To my father-in-law, who raised my husband to love the great outdoors and still hikes regularly with my mother-in-law (an expert hiker in the Pacific NW). He and my mother-in-law live in an entirely green high-rise in Portland OR. My husband still talks about their first backpacking trip in the Rockies!
To my husband, who puts up with all of our family’s green experiments. He was a bike commuter, even before biking was cool. My husband was a bike courier in Boston, biked across the U.S. and Norway, and still bikes to work daily, come rain or shine. He’s doing his part to slow climate change!
Happy Fathers Day to all of you!
To my dad who introduced me to the beautiful world of nature. Although he doesn’t like to camp (“Desiree, I’m in the army. I camp for a living”), he brought me to countless zoos, aquariums, nature centers, and national parks. He showed me the Grand Canyon, the Alps, and the mountains of Peru. He even allowed m
To my brother, a terrific vegetable gardener! We’ve had some fun hikes in the Smokey Mountains and near his family’s cabin in PA.
To my husband, who puts up with all of our family’s green experiments. He was a bike commuter, even before biking was cool. My husband was a bike courier in Boston, biked across the U.S. and Norway, and still bikes to work daily, come rain or shine. He’s doing his part to slow climate change!
Happy Fathers Day to all of you!
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