Go Ask Daddy About Hair, Prayer, and Compassion

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What’s the sound of a thousand voices?

No, it’s not a Dads Against Disney Shows meeting. Or A Jacksonville Jaguars all-time fan club gala, either. Today, more than a thousand bloggers will write on compassion. We’ll hashtag with #1000Speak and check out all the inspirational stories today. You should too.

Compassion Day and Go Ask Daddy Day fell on the same Friday.

I nabbed five compassion-ridden questions out of the bunch. We’ve been blessed with compassionate friends along the way. Today, another compassionate group of friends has stepped up.

Guest Post: Melany from Melany’s Guydlines Talks Fatherhood with Coach Daddy

Melany was one of the first bloggers I found when I ventured out on my own on Coach Daddy. She has a popular blog called Melany’s Guydlines, and it covers beautifully everything from sports to women’s issues to dating. she’s a sporty girl, from a sporty family, so I wanted her to tell us a little about what it’s like to be so … sporty.

Please welcome Melany, and be sure to check out her blog.

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Coach Daddy rocks! I enjoy reading about his munchkins and how fun it is raising athletic daughters. Well, my dad and mom were my coaches too! But, lets just focus on my father in this piece, shall we?

To start, I do have to toot my own horn a bit which is kind of fun. I was a great athlete growing up (Google me) playing every sport, but my main focus was softball. I played summer ball, fall ball, spring ball, and, of course, high school, and was actually the first person in 15 years to make All County for my high school.