My Dad's Favourite Books
Happy Friday!
It's Good Friday today, which means I am just days away from chocolate! It's been a long Lent, but I already have my first chocolate bar picked out LOL.
It's also my dad's birthday! Happy birthday Dad!
I wrote a bit about my dad on his birthday last year (some great pictures on that post too!).
In honour of his birthday falling on a Friday book post, I asked him for his top 5 favourite books of all time. But he only gave me 2:
- The Neanadrathal Parallex trilogy by Robert J. Sawyer (technically this is three books but I'm counting the trilogy as one) 
- The Pillars of the Earth by Ken Follett 
Since he didn’t give me enough for a top 5, I thought I’d share some of the things that no matter what always remind me of my Dad:
- The songs Fool for Love by Sandy Rogers and Coconut by Harry Nilssonfrom the Resevoir Dogs movie soundtrack. There were a few drives to PEI when I was a kid where I just wanted to listen to these songs on repeat. 
- Bud the Spud by Stompin’ Tom Connors 
- The book Eyes of the Dragon by Stephen King which I included in my Father’s Day gift ideas last year. 
- Thumbs that look like big toes 
- Ladders (one time he slid down a ladder and I thought it was really cool) 
- The day he ‘saved Ottawa’ and put out a fire just by stomping on it 
- The movie All Dogs go to Heaven (we had to leave because I was too scared) 
- Conroy Pits dog park 
- People who can whistle really loud 
- Mango pepper salad 
- The word ‘dounzes’ - as in “Pass me that dounzes”. I don’t actually know what this word means, and I don’t know how to spell it to look it up. My dad says it when he can’t think of the word he’s looking for. Ex. a remote. I was so confused as a kid until he told me someone he worked with had no idea what we was talking about it either LOL. 
- Phil Kessel hahahahahahahaha (that’s from Tj!) 
Hope you have a great birthday Dad!
 
  
  
    
    
     
  
  
    
    
     
  
  
    
    
     
  
  
    
    
     
  
  
    
    
     
  
  
    
    
     
  
  
    
    
     
  
  
    
    
     
  
  
    
    
     
            
           
       
      
