Give Dad Something to Look Forward To
Here's to the guys who fix everything with no expectations of getting something in return.
The dads who say they don't need anything for Father's Day. Maybe they're right.
Which is exactly why we're skipping the gift aisle this year.
The goal is to give him something fun to look forward to.
Things Worth Putting on the Calendar
Not every dad wants the same thing. But most dads have a running list of things they'd love to do, they just never get around to planning them.
This Father's Day gift guide is about experiences worth showing up for.
- A backyard BBQ and a few cold beers with family and friends
- A fishing trip
- Tickets to a baseball game
- A tee time with his favorite people
- A day on the lake
- A road trip with no real destination
- A camping trip
- A concert of his favorite band
- A Saturday with absolutely nothing scheduled
- The restaurant he's been wanting to try
- The Big A## Calendar with one weekend already blocked off for something fun
The Real Gift Is Making It Happen.
So whether you're shopping for your dad, stepdad, grandad, partner, uncle, or someone who's always shown up like a father figure, skip the panic-bought pocket knife and coffe mug this year.
This dad gift guide has one rule: pick something from the list. Then pick a date and write it down.
Get the Big A## Calendar. For the plans that happen.