As we are used to, Google celebrates Father’s Day with one of its great doodles. The search engine search engine has long decided to celebrate the "days of ..." with a doodle, the image of Google that we see as we enter your page, representing the day that is being celebrated.
Today as every March 19 we celebrate Father's Day and Google celebrates it in its own way, presented a doodle in which we can see an emperor penguin incubating an egg, a wolf teaching his son to howl, a monkey leading his young to the back and of course, to a human father.
All of them have in common that they are races in which the male deals with one or more aspects of the upbringing and education of his children unlike other races in which the east is a mere vehicle for the transmission of genetic material. Perhaps the seahorses that carry the eggs are missing until they hatch or a certain breed of toads, which carries their young on their backs to protect them from possible predators.
But the image that should be given this day is that of the parents involved in the care and education of their children, in those parents who have stopped being mere spectators, to become an active part in the family, because what we are It is that, part of a clan, of a family, a group that coexists and evolves thanks to the interaction of each of its members.
Some say that a day like this should not be celebrated, that we are parents 365 days a year, but I believe that if we must continue celebrating it, because there is still a way to evolve, it is still necessary to continue showing others that the world needs a change, that your family needs them. Maybe one day it doesn't make sense, I don't know, for me it never hurts to be a prince for a day (or receive extra ration of kisses).
On a day like today and on the occasion of the penguin that has shown us GoogleIt would be a good opportunity to spend a day, well, just a little while, watching a movie with the family. Today we recommend: the emperor's trip that we are sure will love both daddies and the little ones.
I hope you enjoy the day and above all, the company of your children.
