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 beats a good run! I’ve been running for over 30 years, and somehow I enjoy it more with every mile. Marathon days are behind me now, but I’m incredibly proud to have completed 14 marathons over the years. These days, my goals have shifted, and I’ve really enjoyed running one half marathon each month — woot! Running 3–4 times a week feels just right. Most importantly, spending time with my wife and my girls, Juliana (16) and Jessa (14), is my greatest priority these days. GR8FL!
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