Carol Ofori shares cute moments ahead of Father's Day
The countdown to Father's Day has begun, and if you haven't already found a gift, then you'd better hurry the clock is ticking.
It's time to celebrate dads, in all their glory. There's something unique and special about the relationships between fathers and their kids.
As we approach Father's Day, Carol Ofori and her kids have brought a lighthearted side to the celebrations. While this is something to be cherished, it is also a key reminder of a father's role in their child's life.
Dads have a particular aura about them that differs drastically from Moms, making their parenting style that much more unique. Dads have a way of pushing the boundaries and are known for approaching serious situations with a fair share of humour. Still, the one irreplaceable thing they offer their kids is a sense of protection.
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We asked Carol what the plans were for Father's Day, and in true Carol Ofori style, she shared how they would be celebrating dad in Hluhluwe with the possibility of a game drive on Father's Day.
Thinking back to Mother's Day, Carol amusingly shared how her youngest made a special card at school for her. She said, "My daughter did a cute fact card, and on it, she was asked how old her dad is, and she said 60, and on my mom's day fact card, she said she thinks I’m 22."
If that doesn't say it all...have a look at the picture of Carol's Mother's Day fact card below versus Greg's fact card.
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What gifts will Daddy Ofori receive outside of his precious fact card this Father's Day? Carol said she asked the kids what they wanted to get their dad, and they said, "A jacket, fireballs and chocolate..."
A jacket to keep him warm, fireballs to make him feel like a kid again and chocolate to remind him how sweet life can be as a father.
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