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The Twenty-Four-Hour Father

September 30, 2011 by Duke Pasquini

There’s no such thing as a four hour father.  Every dad is a 24 hour father.

 

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About Duke Pasquini

The author is a retired teacher and principal. He is currently working as adjunct professor and an assessor of new teachers. He was a football and track coach and is currently writing fiction. His latest book is A Warrior's Son which can be bought through him at http://deweypasquini.com or at a more expensive price at Amazon, Barnes & Noble, and Xlibris.

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