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Sunday, June 15, 2008
Dad's Day
Well, today was Father's Day and we had a special service at church. Before I left the house, I grabbed two pictures of my dad. One of the pictures is when he was about 24 years old. Mom found it in some of his old army photos and said how we closely resembled each other. I was kind of shocked myself when I saw it.
At our Sunday School class this morning, they went around the table letting everyone say something about their dad. I was glad I grabbed the pictures at the last minute. To be honest, I'm not sure when or if I'll ever be fortunate to be a dad myself. This is something I think about from time to time. My life is...let's just say...not exactly falling in line with the "norm". But, life isn't over yet and anything can happen.
When the evening service was over, a few of the older deacons invited me to dinner at the Cotton Patch. It was unexpected and nothing really prompted that. However, these are men who are well respected in our church and I certainly respect them. They also have a good sense of humor and it made the day a little sweeter.
I'm fortunate to be able to look at my dad's picture and say, "what a great dad you were"...even though there was that 46 year old generation gap. There are so many things I learned about him after he was gone that I wish we could talk about. Not talking to him enough about my life and life in general is my only regret.
Thank you, dad...for everything.
When the evening service was over, a few of the older deacons invited me to dinner at the Cotton Patch. It was unexpected and nothing really prompted that. However, these are men who are well respected in our church and I certainly respect them. They also have a good sense of humor and it made the day a little sweeter.
I'm fortunate to be able to look at my dad's picture and say, "what a great dad you were"...even though there was that 46 year old generation gap. There are so many things I learned about him after he was gone that I wish we could talk about. Not talking to him enough about my life and life in general is my only regret.
Thank you, dad...for everything.
Saturday, June 14, 2008
The Welcome Mat
Yes, I know posting a video as my first ever blog post seems unconventional but you have to admit that this is some funny shizzle. It's funny because I've done this exact same thing before. Oops...did I say that out loud? (sneaks off)
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