#parent's day

[mageofcolors]

if there's a mothers day and a fathers day can we establish a gender neutral parents day for our enby parents out there. can we do that

[nelkcats]

Parent's Day

Ghosts didn't have a father's or mother's day as such, but they did have a day where they combined both. A day to celebrate your guardians. Humans, Yetis, Amazons or Gods, it was a quiet day to thank them for your ghost adoption.

Dan and Ellie had spent a few years under the halfa's care but at the end of the day they considered him their guardian (although Dan did it reluctantly), so when they heard about Parent's Day they panicked.

They wanted to show Danny that they really appreciated him but a mug or coupons were not enough. In the end after some brainstorming they decided to give him the closest thing to a mug that was in the Realms: Constantine's complete soul.

John Contantine was a very annoying human, they knew this because they heard Danny complain about his paperwork many times. Apparently their father had 99% of his soul but couldn't do anything until he had 100%, and what better gift than to help him get rid of the paperwork? He hated paperwork! It was perfect!

With some help from Clockwork they traveled to DC's dimension, determined to take the last of the hellblazer's soul. Dan wondered if he should steal a star from the dimension while they were there (Danny liked space didn't he?), as an extra gift.

John Constantine was in the middle of explaining the holes in reality to the Justice League when a shiver ran through his body. He had an instant bad feeling.

[jimin-updates]

Jimin sent his father another beautiful arrangement for Parent's Day

Jimin also sent flowers last year and in 2023, possibly because he was unable to celebrate with his parents in person.

Jimin is a dutiful and loving son to his parents, who adore him just as much!

Jimin's flowers for his father for Parent's Day in 2023, 2024, and 2025:

[quo-usque-tandem]

Parent's Day by James Van Der Zee

[hortsvi]

Parents' Day

[salanaii]

[hub-4-hyperfixations]

Heartwarming Moments: Hey Arnold, part 11

Even if the dream Arnold has in the Parents Day episode is mostly a tearjerker, seeing that as the start of Grandpa's exaggerated stories for him, and also Grandma's crazy behavior, creating the possibility that those are their methods of helping him cope with his parents never returning, which they held on to during the next years until the time of the series. Considering also them both, with those things as part of them, is what shaped Arnold to be who he is. Those sure are some awesome grandparents.

The final scene of "Parents Day". During which, it is accompanied by a beautiful piano piece that follows through the credits.📷Arnold's dream sequence, where the realization sets in for both Arnold and the audience that, for all intents and purposes, Arnold's grandparents are his parents, as they have raised him and cared for him ever since he was orphaned as a child.

They're small moments, but Helga's actions to help Phil win against her father in the final challenge show how much she's willing to help the guy she loves. Never insult Arnold for being an orphan, especially not in front of her.

Continuing on Helga's character, she also shows how supportive she is to Phoebe and her family when they win. She cheers her on and even gives her a thumb's up! And Phoebe, in turn, gives one back. Aww...

In a mix of heartwarming and tearjerker, after Bob calls Arnold an "orphan boy" Helga is so upset by this that she immediately drops the act and attempts to apologize on her father's behalf.

[dragonfruitflamb3]

I watched parent's day and my heart has been warmed. I had to go back and screenshot the single frame where Max hugged David. Camp camp is a wonderful show, genuinely.