My kids and I are comic book geeks. We love to watch superhero cartoons and movies. One of our favorite shows is Teen Titans. Although the series has been canceled for a few years, we still try to catch reruns whenever we can.
After watching the show one morning, the kids and I decided to analyze the episode.
“The thing I liked about this episode,” said my daughter, Nee. “Was that it was full of surprises.”
“Yes,” I agreed. “There were many plot twists.”
“It was interesting how the bad guy tricked Raven into believing he was the good guy,” she said.
“But he was really the dragon, right?” I said.
“Yeah,” Nee said. “He was the evil dragon.”
We continued with our discussion until I noticed a confused look on Nee’s face.
“What’s wrong, honey?” I asked.
“What was the hero’s name, by the way?” She asked. “I can’t remember. I think it began with ‘D.’”
“If it began with the letter ‘D,’” said my son, N. “Then the hero’s name was probably Daddy.”
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Yeah, you were right. I totally dug and related to this post! I especially like your super alter ego! Thanks for sharing that with me! Happy Fatherhood Friday!
OK,not only is that comic hero pic of you too cool, the post brought a tear to my eye…D for Dadddy, indeed!
Kudos!
I don’t read comic books anymore, but I miss them. Whenever you sit with your kids and spend that kind of time analyzing it’s a good thing. I need to do that more often with my boys. With us it’s usually that we’re sitting there like three zombies, no thinking going on
Just keep them thinking that way for as long as possible… keep being the hero.
To a lot of kids, Daddy is the first superhero they believe in.
Great post.
My Hubz has tried to plant his comic geek seed in the boys and it hasn’t worked. Gaming yes. Comics no. Not yet.
Nicely done. And thank you.
That kid is alright, here’s to staying his hero for the rest of his life. I know I can relate, my dad is turning 60 tis year and still working as an iron worker. He is still my hero.
Teen Titans is definitely a great cartoon. I must admit that my daughter and I record it on our DVR.
Keep being Super Mocha!
I love it! I can’t wait to watch my husband and son in action as they watch cartoons and play video games together.
Ya, dad is always the hero… at least so far but then my daughter is only 20 months and apparently things change when the get older.
Why can’t they just stay small?
I love this post – I’ll have to use that line someday.
That is really so sweet!! You are a great dad
So sweet but is mom the Hero’s hero? I am obviously bias…lol.
Great story. Very sweet.
Always interesting to see the relationship transition from hero into friend as kids grow up.
Bryan
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