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<blockquote data-quote="Poppa San" data-source="post: 1042078" data-attributes="member: 2547"><p>Forgot about him. During his tenure, he had a one day seminar on teaching men to be better fathers. "All-Pro dads" IIRC. Take your 7-13 aged child to the Hudson center, do a few events, then the dad's went to the 4th floor of the Atrium for the speeches on how to be a better dad. The kids were left at the Hudson center with a group of players and staff doing football related activities. I knew a few of the dad's there from my area and none of them were what society would consider poor parents (my pastor, ta few of my kids sports coaches, etc.) His number one rule was to show love and respect to the child's mother. #2 rule was to love your daughters and set high expectations of what a good man is. If you didn't love her, she'd find someone who would. Anyone would do.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Poppa San, post: 1042078, member: 2547"] Forgot about him. During his tenure, he had a one day seminar on teaching men to be better fathers. "All-Pro dads" IIRC. Take your 7-13 aged child to the Hudson center, do a few events, then the dad's went to the 4th floor of the Atrium for the speeches on how to be a better dad. The kids were left at the Hudson center with a group of players and staff doing football related activities. I knew a few of the dad's there from my area and none of them were what society would consider poor parents (my pastor, ta few of my kids sports coaches, etc.) His number one rule was to show love and respect to the child's mother. #2 rule was to love your daughters and set high expectations of what a good man is. If you didn't love her, she'd find someone who would. Anyone would do. [/QUOTE]
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