Most all of my abilities that I use on a daily basis are indirectly from my father. Not that Dad showed me how to do this or how to that. But rather, Most always, he included me in what he was doing. ( A day spent with your father is like a 100 in a class room) From this I gathered the skills to do almost anything. Or at least to try. He showed me that you could control anger by chewing on your finger. And to respect everyone deserving respect. Also to love your children's mother. But most of all Dad gave me the greatest gift anyone could give another person, He believed in me.
Today's thought:
The most important things we can give our kids are our times, our lives, and our values-and values are caught more than they are taught.
