Father’s Day Giveaway: Dad Was Right About…
Father’s Day is coming, which means it’s time for a Mrs. Fields giveaway! Here’s your chance to win a gourmet gift for Dad and give him a public shout-out too. We’re giving away three amazing prizes for three lucky readers who fill in the blank.
Dad was right about ______________.
Sure, it’s going to take some courage to admit that you were wrong about something, but just think how happy you’ll feel if one of these gifts arrives on Dad’s doorstep because of you!
Most Awesome Father’s Day Tin
With 60 bite-sized gourmet cookies inside our Most Awesome Father’s Day Tin really is perfect abundance for most awesome dads.
Sweet S’mores Kit
Just add campfire. Our Sweet S’mores Kit is a new bestseller and perfect for creating some new memories together.
Manly Plaid Bites Box
And finally, our Manly Plaid Bites Box will appeal to Dad’s sweet-but-manly side with cookies, brownies and butter-toffee peanuts. So manly. So sweet.
To enter a chance to win one of these prizes for your favorite dad, leave a comment filling in our blank: Dad was right about __________.
Entries accepted until midnight, Sunday, June 14. One entry per person. Must be 18 years to enter and a resident of the continental United States. Winners will be chosen randomly and notified via email.
Dad was right about that he is my best friend ever.
Dad was right about my potential suitors. He told me if a man can’t look him in the eyes when shaking his hand and meeting him for the first time, that he doesn’t have good intentions for his daughter!
Being true to yourself. Do what you know to be right.
My dad was right about always treating others as you want to be treated.
Everything!!
Money! “Money doesn’t grow on trees!”
Dad was right about my husband!
Everything.
Dad was right about pretty much everything. He told me when I was little that if I always used my manners and was polite to other people that they would be polite to me. Check one off for dad he got that one right . 🙂 He told me if I always prayed to GOD that he would hear my prayers and answer them. Check another one off for dad. I have come to realize that GOD does listen to our prayers and answers them when the outcome is to benefit us in the long term. If he doesn’t answer a prayer it is probably because he has something better in store for us. He told me that the boy I was dating in high school wan’t good enough for me. I didn’t listen and ended up marrying him. (which didn’t last either) So chalk number 3 piece of advice up to dad who once again knew what he was talking about. Still to this day my dad gives me advice and now I am more prone to listen to him than I have been in the past. Happy Fathers Day to the most wonderful dad in the world.
Dad was right about everything!
Dad was right about marriage.
Dad was right about a lot of things but mostly he taught me that life is too short and to tell the people you love that you love them everyday because one day it might be too late……
My dad passed away Feb of 2014 and I miss him more everyday
Hard work pays off.
EVERYTHING
Act like a lady.then you’ll be treated like one.and he’s always right
Dad was right about my not being out too late next about almost ey thing. I miss him!
getting an education!
Daddy was right about my husband. He never like any guy that I dated until I started dating DeWayne. Daddy really liked him! DeWayne and I have been together 25 years and married 23 of those years. Trust your Daddy’s instincts!
my dad was ri8ight about money he was absolutely right
Dad was right about teaching me how to cook and bake, homemade food is one of a kind! 🙂
Dad was right about always doing things with integrity, people be will have respect before you.
My dad was right about finishing something! “The hardest part about finishing something is getting started!”
Hard work pays off!
There’s nothing like your own
I would,re as lly Love To have the cookies.
Dad was right about always being kind and polite.
Dad Was So Right About Getting Upset Easily. Love, Breathe, Step Back, wait A Moment When Upset. This Is My Father-Inlaw, He Is My Dad In My Heart. He Has Passed, An I Hear His Wisdom An Words All The Time. we Were Close, And It Means So Much He Took So Much Time Talking With Me. Is It Going To Make Your Life Hard, Are You Going To Remember This Next Week, Month, Year! Is It A Deal Breaker,Then Why Are You Getting Upset An It Could Cause Big Problems Over Time. Life Is Too Short, Pick Your Battles. Enjoy Your Life An Be Happy!! 🙂
Dad was right about so many things. He told me to get my tires checked every year, He told me to keep cash in my purse at all times, he told me to make sure I have gas in my car at all times, and he told me to keep my cell phone charged in case I need it for emergencies.
Always put others before your self!!!
My dad was right about listening to that inner voice.
That inner voice knows right and wrong. UGH! How does that inner voice know that? My heart or my mind want to do something else but that inner voice can be so strong.
I love you dad!
With my daughter, Theresa, not quite being 18 years old (missing it by a little over 2 months.) she asked if I could do this entry for her because her dad has helped her understand about believing in herself and her driving.
Per Theresa: My dad was right about courage and believing in myself, especially with my driving. I love him so much 🙂
Theresa and I hope this was okay to do because she really wanted to be a part of this Father’s Day Giveaway that Mrs. Field is doing.
Dad was right about everything, I miss him so. Once a Daddy’s girl and forever will be! RIP Dad!
Dad was right about taking the road less traveled. It has made all the difference.
Dad says to remember the good time.
Dad was right about everything
everything! He is an awesome protector and provider. I have learned so much from him. Thank you, Dad. I love you.
adults knowing a little more about life than most people think
….about everything!!! I mean really, how can he always be right but somehow he is!!! Of course, if he does happen to be wrong, he will never admit it. NEVER!
that all you have is your self, your reputation. It takes a lifelong to build it and just a sec to destroy it, so always do the right things and make the right choices.
Dad was right when he would tell me to treat people good and to work hard at what you are trying to excel in. Whether it was school…..a job….or even a personal relationship…..these were all important aspects of life. Oh and to have fun!
Dad was right about Mrs.Fields Cookies…He said they will help fix whatever ails ya!And my Dad is hardly ever wrong.But when he is he will be the first to admit it..
Everything
EVERYTHING!!
About most everything. He’s been there for me through the toughest times. Love you Dad.
Dad was right about being loving who I am and that nothing else mattered!
Dad was right about hard work!! Can’t get no where when you don’t work for it!
Dad was right about not taking life too seriously and relaxing. I was always a worrier as a child and my dad helped me work through those issues.
If it’s not broke leave it alone!
Dad was right about the importance of making fun, family moments.
My dad was right that when you use your head things come your way and patience is a virtue no one uses anymore
Learning to drive a stick shift. I’m able to be designated driver since I can drive my friends’ car!
don’t rush into anything – think things through
Dad was right about being positive all the time. It really pays off to think about all the good things. It brightens up your day as well as the people you interact with.
Measure twice to cut once
Dad was right about having to make tough decisions when you become an adult. He was right when he said that not everyone is considered a nice person. He was right when he said the only person you can count on is yourself.
Dad was right about boys when you’re a teenage, wish I would’ve listened then! Now I have a wonderful man who I wish I had met years ago!
Dad was right about “woulda, coulda, and shoulda never got ANYTHING done!”
Life, education, and love. Don’t let life run you: you run your own life. Get an education first so whatever happens in your life you will be able to take care of yourself. Don’t rely on a man; rely on yourself first. After your education there will be plenty of time for men. Do not settle. There is nothing greater in this world than love. True love lasts a lifetime and it is beautiful. Don’t settle for anything less than the imperfect in the perfect relationship. This is what we all deserve in life. Perfection in your advice dad. I love you.
Dad was right about never forgetting who you are, no matter what people around you think, say or try to convince you to do. If you know your self and your value, you won’t make harmful choices in life.
Mrs Fields Cookies being the best present ever.
Dad was always correct, leave early, and you will never be late !
MY DAD WAS RIGHT ABOUT FAMILY ALWAYS LOVES YOU AND WILL ALWAYS HELP YOU SO BE TRUE TO YOUR FAMILY VALUES.
Dad was right about EVERYTHING!
Dad was right about if you work hard, things will pay off in your furture.
Dad was right about everything!
My dad was right about everything!!
learning how to change my own oil in my car!
Dad was right about the apple not falling far from the tree.
Dad was right when he said,”The apple doesn’t fall very far from the tree.”
Dad was right about making hotdogs in the microwave is faster
Life, it has it’s ups and downs, but you should count your blessings because there is always someone who has it a lot worse than you! And smile and the world will smile back at you!!!!
My dad was right I should have went to college.
Dad is right bout everything
showing respect and kindness to others will make you feel better than focusing on yourself.
Dad was right about how important it was to study hard so I could get into college and get a good job. That’s what I did. Glad I listened to him.
Dad was right about family.
Dad was right about how to take care of myself.
Dad was right about what a loser the guy I was dating was. Thank goodness I finally realized he was right before I married him.
Always know how to work on your own car
About staying somewhere too long and wearing out your welcome.
Dad was right about all of my boyfriends.
Dad was right about doing school work.
Dad was right about managing time.
Dad was right about managing money.
Dad was right about my friends.