101.   Dad was also tall, handsome and extremely charming.

102.   Dad was in the eighth grade at the time and went to work as the third cook and dishwasher at a lumber camp.

103.   Dad was still at work.

104.   Dad was usually well in the background, sometimes a benign and colorless figure but more often a downright dog.

105.   Dads are more involved with their families, and in general they enjoy that heightened role.

106.   Dads especially are under pressure to get boys on track, with moms and girls moving up fast.

107.   Dad is a Napa Valley wine grower and Mom designs bridal gowns in London.

108.   Dad is dead!

109.   Dad is in town, though, and Elarton hopes his father will help pull him out of his rut.

110.   Dad the scientist is the villain, refusing to believe in ghosts and insisting that the universe works on fixed principles.