C'est la Vie: The Men In Our Lives Part 1

Because life just wouldn't be the same without our husbands and fathers, all the evening posts this week are devoted to unique gifts for dads. You have just over two weeks to shop and plan to make Father's Day a special day for the men in your life.

The theme for tonight is sports:

Tickets to a MLB game
An assortment of DVDs including The Top 25 Best Sports Movies from (ESPN.com)
A game to play in the backyard with the kids or friends (I'm loving Ladderball right now)
Some new fishing gear
A GPS for your outdoorsman
Golf clubs (also see today's earlier post on tee times)
Crazy gear for his favorite college or pro team

Garmin GPS at REI

Check back tomorrow night for more giving ideas. The theme? Music.

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