Father’s Day may look a little bit different this year, thanks to COVID-19, but that doesn’t mean there aren’t ways to celebrate dad!

Did you know June is Men’s Health Month? Here are some ways to get in the spirit, celebrate, improve your health, and prevent issues down the road!

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One of our favorite ways to mark Father’s Day is to watch movies with the old man. Here are some great movie dads to watch with your father.

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Father’s Day is almost here. It’s also the thick of baseball season. One of our favorite celebrations is watching baseball movies with the old man.

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Summer vacation may be drawing to a close, but you still have plenty of options for adventures and getaways before the kids go back to school.

There’s so much to do this time of year, but it’s important to get into the spirit of the season. Here are some of our favorite Seattle holiday activities.

So you just polished off a 17-pound turkey, the last of the cranberry sauce, and all the potatoes Idaho produced last year. What next?

Watching movies on the couch with dad has always been one of our favorite things. Here are ten options to help celebrate Father’s Day.