Wow, it's hard to believe that I have been a Dad for a whopping 4 years! I love being a dad. Let me say that again. I love being a Dad. Not only do I love it, but I look forward to coming home each and every day to see my girls and going for a wagon ride or just hanging out.
So, you ask, what's the big deal? I thought this was pretty much the norm. Have a kid and love being with them. Wow, and wow again. I am so wrong. I guess there is a reason why we have so many of our children that are in foster care and in homeless shelters.
This truly breaks my heart and I can't even imagine doing such a thing to either of my girls. Really, I can't imagine this. Why can't I imagine this, others seem to not have a problem whatsoever doing this; otherwise, we would not have so many children in foster care and homeless shelters.
OK, back to my point. Why do I love my children so dearly and would never have the thought of not taking care of them like a father would? Or, better yet, like a father should. Have a kid, take care of a kid, right?
I thank God for what I have today. I know I am not the norm, but I married at a later age(I believe there is a reason for that) and here I am, the happiest man alive. Well, that may or may not be true, but I definitely believe that I did not get married till I was ready to be married.
I am going to stop here as this post could go on for days. However, this Father's day, I am grateful to be a dad and love my girls dearly. I can't imagine any other way and I am struggling as to why any parent would not feel the same.
Grateful,
Avid
Nothing better than a good run! I've been running nearly 30 years and find myself enjoying it more every run. Running marathons is a thing of the past for me (at least for now). I'm grateful to be able to run a 1/2 marathon a month. Running 3-4 times a week is good enough. Spending time with my wife and kiddos, Juliana(13) and Jessa(12) is priority for me these days. GR8FL!
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