I miss my dad. Everyday i think about him and what he would have done. He worked so hard but he always seemed to do it with a smile. He would always surprise us but mainly he was just supportive and honest.
Lessons from my dad...the best way to learn to swim is to take your child and first stay in the shallows and slowly swim out into the ocean making your son swim to meet you and swimmable intervals.
Lesson from my dad 2... show no mercy and continual kick your son's ass at chess. show no mercy make him learn to out think you.
Lesson from my dad 3...make them read the paper, or at least watch the news both national and espcially local.
Lesson from dad 4...take care of those who cant take care of themselves.
Lesson from my dad 5...watch college basketball.
Lesson from my dad 6...always rememebr to treat the women in your life like a queen.
Lesson from my dad 7...give your kids the best education possible and let them choose their own path.
I'll add more later
'I can't say what my face will do in two hours'
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Amy Green, who has Bell's palsy, says seeing Tulisa on TV helps raise
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He called me "Pussycat" or something of sorts like that. Hee hee. That always gave me a chuckle because it baffled me. I think it's because, I kept trying over and over, launching that crazy ass designed (using the word "designed" VERY loosley) launch ramp you guys made. I landed on my board every time, but barely hanging on.
Or he saw me as the young pansy of the bunch. Hee hee. "Pussycat". Your Dad will always rule.
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