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- Legacy of the lawnmower. Flannery, Michael // Cincinnati Magazine;May2001, Vol. 34 Issue 8, p62
Discusses the transfer of lawn mowing responsibilities from father to son in the United States. Author's experience in being handed the mowing legacy; Strategies used by fathers to create excitement in their sons to accept the responsibility.
- FROM the saddle. Lawson, Ron // Dirt Bike;Oct2000, Vol. 30 Issue 10, p9
Features a humorous look at men who personify the typical father of a minibike-riding son. Characteristics of the so-called mini dad; Reaction to when the neighbor buys his kid a bike.
- Autumn awakening. Mize, Ray Dean // Field & Stream;Nov95, Vol. 100 Issue 7, p22
Presents an anecdote about a son's concern over his late father's abdominal disease. Passion for hunting; Influence on his son's perspectives.
- A money-shy son makes a savvy allowance. Klose, Robert // Christian Science Monitor;12/7/95, Vol. 88 Issue 9, p16
Narrates a father-son relationship in a story format, revolving round money and its importance in family life.
- My father, the no-show. Castro, Quassan T. // Essence (Essence);Aug96, Vol. 27 Issue 4, p48
Recounts the author's attempt to meet his long-lost father. Setting up of a date with the father; Father's failure to show up for the date; Effect on the author of his father's rejection of him.
- Chess makes a father into a friend. Bratt, Larry // Christian Science Monitor;10/6/95, Vol. 87 Issue 219, p16
Relates how the game of chess helped the author build a strong relationship with his father. Lesson from the experience.
- Fatherly words of wisdom about the fish in the stream. Gould, John // Christian Science Monitor;10/6/95, Vol. 87 Issue 219, p17
Describes the author's relationship with his father. Learning the right ways of life; Close bond between the father and the son.
- Fond memories of my father's fix-it-all flair. Fields, Roger // Christian Science Monitor;3/24/95, Vol. 87 Issue 82, p16
Presents the reminiscences about the author's father's knack of solving mechanical problems and the goodwill it generated in the society.
- How to be a golfing father. Tarde, Jerry // Golf Digest;Mar1994, Vol. 45 Issue 3, p24
Provides information on how to be a golfing father. Spirit of sportsmanship; Impact of a father's introduction of a son to the golf game; Father as a role model; Lesson on golf.
- The Perfect Squelch. Haas, Donald // Saturday Evening Post;7/2/1955, Vol. 228 Issue 1, p69
The article presents an anecdote about a son lecturing his father about farming.
