Happy Father’s Day!

This year, why not skip the usual tacky tie and gag greeting card? Most dads would simply prefer spending time with their kids (no matter what age) to receiving a gift on Father’s Day.

So think about what your dad enjoys doing most and plan a day with that activity as the focus. If your dad…

…loves being active outside, map out a bike ride or take a hike along a nature trail.

…wants to spend a day relaxing, invite him over for a day in your shady backyard. Fire up the barbecue and show off your grilling skills, then get the whole family involved in a game of volleyball, horseshoes, or croquet.

…is a big fan of the movies, go to the local cinema and catch the latest summer blockbuster.

…appreciates the finer things in life, wine and dine him at a gourmet restaurant.

…enjoys America’s favorite pastime, take him out to the ballgame. Catch his favorite team and treat dear old dad to all the trimmings—hotdogs, peanuts, and an ice-cold beer.

…has been asking you to golf with him, make a tee time. Or go fishing if that’s what floats Dad’s boat. The point is to spend time together.

No matter how you decide to spoil your dad, enjoy! Happy Father’s Day!