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#10
Clean the grill after he cooks the steaks.

#9
Take his car for a spin–then wash it and fill it with gas while you’re gone in memory of all the times he’s done the same for you.

#8
Buy him tickets to see his favorite team play.

#7
Spend an entire day with him, enjoying HIS favorite hobby.

#6
Show him something that he gave you when you were a child, and tell him why you’ve kept it all these years.

#5
Ask him to tell you again what it was like back when…(whatever old stories that he enjoys retelling to anyone who will listen.) Then listen. Ask questions. Record them “for the grandkids or great grandkids.”

#4
Ask him to teach you how to do something–build a bird house, fish, write html code, play guitar, negotiate a business deal.

#3
Tell him three positive things you learned from him that have made you the person you are today.

#2
Tell him the trait, skill, or attitude you most admire in him.

#1
Hug him, and say “I love you.” Even those fathers who never learned to say it themselves need to hear it.

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