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Who was P.R. Thompson’s Dad?

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In our confusing and conflictive times, P. R. Thompson provides the definition of parenthood, Fatherhood, that he grew up with. For some, the Militant or the aggrieved ones, it may be an old-fashioned, archaic, or even toxic relic of an old bygone era. P. R. can assure you that those old ways made a decent, productive man out of him. It worked very well for his parents's family. It may work well for yours as well.

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  • The guy who, most of the time, loved my mother.
  • The guy who was always there whether I needed him or not.
  • The guy who never said no when me or my sisters needed repairs at home. Or help. 
  • The guy who always showed me the right way and did not enable my wrong ways.
  • The guy who built, repaired, searched, and rescued.
  • The guy who got up to pee several times at night.
  • The guy who never left home without a clean-shaven face and handkerchief.
  • An old-fashioned, unapologetic man. A provider and a protector. 

 

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