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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Op, this is the PP whose dad was also big time golfer. My dad would golf 9 am til whenever and then hang in the men’s lounge or head to the racetrack go watch the horses. On Sunday’s we’d go to church and after he’d be on the course and in the men’s lounge the remainder of the day. But it was ok because we’d be at the pool, tennis, golf  (country club) all day, too. Most of my friends had similar dads. No one got divorced. It was understood that the men enjoyed golfing and horses and that’s how much of their business was conducted, tbh.

COVID 19 has made what used to be bearable not so anymore. Take your kids and yourself on a hike - plenty of Fairfax County parks and nature centers. I’m not really outdoorsy, per se, but walking around the trail at Burke Lake Park or Occoquan Regional or Mason District Park or Huntley Meadows is great. Yep, I drive my kids all around to experience the different parks. [/quote]

I know maybe I should just look the other way and be thankful. I’ve done this for years, playgrounds and parks alone on weekends. My kids talking to other kids’ dads. [/quote]

Me, again. Please do. It’s not worth the fight. My dad is my hero. I love him for who he is-a great dad who had his hobbies. He’s an amazing grandpa. Stay the course. Many of us are living it. My DH is into another sport that takes him out of town a few weekends a year. 
Ignore the haters, too.[/quote]

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