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Tag: John Rowe
Mom and Dad, On Getting High and Eating Ham, and People
My parents received a large ham
Happy Birthday Dad!
My Dad looks a lot like the older brother I never had.
The First Sixty Years Are the Hardest…
Many Happy Returns. Mike’s Facebook Page
Sometimes, an Encouraging Word is All you Need
It’s hard to know for sure
Happy Easter
Over the years, I remember my Dad in Church
“Just Checking in on ya…”
As of today, approximately 3 million of you have asked me how my mom and dad are holding up,
“For He’s a Jolly Good Fellow”
My parents are practicing extreme isolation
About Your Father: Birthday Present Pre-order
I just got off the phone with my mother, who is celebrating her 82nd birthday today by playing cards in the lobby of a Comfort Inn somewhere with my father and youngest brother. Last night, she slept for approximately half-an-hour on the “auto-train,” which my father insisted on taking from Baltimore, so that he can have his car in West Palm, while visiting my other brother. I feel sorry for my mother, and somewhat guilty for not having an address to send her flowers, or some other token of my affection. So I did the only thing I could do Read More
Many Happy Returns Dad!
John Rowe, 87 years young today
For Dad
If you’re able, take your father to work sometime.
Off The Wall: Thank You John Rowe
“What a great and patient father you have.
Dad on The Set of Returning The Favor
This kills me.
A Family Condition – A Long Line of Leakers
I’ve inherited some pretty wonderful qualities from my parents.
Flying to Chicago with the Parents
Flying to Chicago with the parents, who are recently recovered from the flu. The doctor allowed them to travel, but advised them to take every precaution… Mom: Michael, will it embarrass you if we wear our surgical masks on this flight? Mike: Not if you’re performing surgery. Dad: Don’t be a smart guy. We’re strapped into a giant Petri dish. The doctor says these masks could save our lives! Mike: Only if your wife actually puts the mask over her nose. Mom: I don’t like it over my nose. It fogs up my glasses. Dad: Then what’s the point? The Read More