Here's another awesome video!

[jhameia]

This is, according to Liss from Shakesville, a PSA from the White House's Fatherhood initiative.

I like it because the dad is so totally into what he's doing with his daughter and it doesn't mock him for it.

Lots of people in the Shakesville post are talking about stuff they did with their dads which was stereotypically "girly".

My dad taught my brother how to cook, who in turn taught me. Cooking was never women's work in my household (although my mom can rise to the occasion, she knows my dad has more energy for that, but she was the first one who taught me how to mix eggs into my instant noogles). My dad was also the kind to be more visibly enthusiastic, going "YEEEAAAAAAAA!" unabashedly when I accomplished something.

Comments

[fantasyecho.livejournal.com]

As long as it's feelings only for your parents.

I personally don't care as long as I see people break out into rashes of happiness.

[tarmaque.livejournal.com]

My coworkers seem to have mixed feelings when my blond Scots/Irish ass breaks into a booty dance.

My coworkers love me.