Showing posts with label father's day. Show all posts
Showing posts with label father's day. Show all posts

Tuesday, May 19, 2009

Some NTL Stationery Show fun!


Day three! We made some booth design changes to better showcase of our cardline today - this is the third day - tonight we have our supplyside party and we are looking foward to a great afternoon. The sun is finally shinning in New York! Wish us luck!

Friday, June 6, 2008

Send us your favorite Pictures!


Send your favorite pictures to us at carmen@thestepcardcollection.com. We will post them on Dr. Rick’s Step-Forum (we reserve the right to decline inappropriate pictures). Don’t forget to put subtitles with them so we know who you are and where you are! What a great way to share your stepfamily experiences and triumphs with other subscribers. This might also be a good time to share your thoughts and feelings through the Story Page on the website. We always look forward to communicating with you.
Have a great day!
Dr. Rick

Monday, June 2, 2008

Stepparent "Identity"

Stepparent "Identity"

Is there a difference in the way a stepparent is perceived
depending on the childrens' life stage? What I mean by this is,
in my experience, a stepparent that enters the scene when the
kids are older is more likely to be defined as a "step" parent
than one who marries in when the kids are young. There are
obviously other factors too, such as how involved is the
non-custodial biological parent and how equipped is the new stepparent to begin with. But all in all, I wonder if others have experienced a specific distinction based on when you married into the family. Let me know what you think.
Dr. Rick

Monday, May 12, 2008

Father's Day

Father's Day.
Father's Day is June 15th this year. That would be my father's 83rd birthday. A two for one! He passed away 9 years ago tomorrow. We had a great relationship. We played tennis and golf together, although he wasn't that good at either. It didn't matter. I miss him alot, but I'm never sad about it. We talked and shared a great deal (not everything, of course), but enough to know how we felt about each other. My relationship with my
Dad wasn't perfect, or maybe in its way it was. Take the
opportunity to say and do the things with people you love while
you have the chance. To all you Dads and Stepdads out
there--Have a great day!
Dr. Rick