Gilgamesh, my father William Homan, and Kalypso in Columbus, NE, November 2005.
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Sunday, June 17, 2007
One Less Call to Make
Today is Father's Day. In time's past I would have called 402 563-2808 and talked to my dad about what I'm doing here in Israel, politics, my children, and how high the corn was getting in Nebraska. I probably would have sent him some books about history, Catholicism, or weather forecasting, or perhaps Omaha Steaks, and he would have thanked me for that. His birthday was June 21, so I would have said the gift was for both his birthday and for Father's Day. I'm cheap like that. He passed away last February and I sure do miss him. Happy Father's Day dad.

Gilgamesh, my father William Homan, and Kalypso in Columbus, NE, November 2005.
Gilgamesh, my father William Homan, and Kalypso in Columbus, NE, November 2005.
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