I asked my dad to write a letter to me and my siblings for Father's Day, but with one condition: he had to write it as if it were his last piece of advice to us.

He wrote a single sentence: 'Don't forget to mow the lawn, it's supposed to rain next week.'

My dad's idea of retirement is

spending 40 hours a week in the garage, but now he's getting paid in satisfaction instead of a paycheck.

I asked my dad what his greatest superpower was.

He paused, thought for a moment, and said, "Making sure you always felt loved, even when I was just telling you to turn off the lights."

I wanted to get my dad the perfect Father's Day gift, so I asked him what he really wanted

He said 'just spend the day with me, and don't worry, I'll find a way to make it a memory, even if it's just us watching the game and me falling asleep on the couch'