When I was a small boy my dad would normally approach his house and home with quite some trepidation because my welcome could consist chiefly of demanding to be carried on his shoulders. No amount of persuasion, intimidation or corruption (in the form of sweets and assorted confectionery) would induce me to change my mode of welcome.
While perched up there, looking smugly down at the world, my father would impart assorted gems of wisdom to his son, one of which was:
Each and every one of us, as we grow tend to go through the following stages:
- Dad knows everything
- Dad knows almost everything
- Dad knows many things
- Dad knows one or two things
- Dad knows nothing
- Maybe Dad does know one or two things
- Actually Dad knows many things
- Dad knows everything





Skee-Lo - I Wish

