He is a hard worker, working long hours to provide for us,
sometimes running on coffee and prayer – facing a to-do list that never ends.
He is the go-to guy for all things broken, whether a Lego
project, a bicycle, or a tree house project that needs his touch. In our
children’s eyes, Dad can fix anything. J
He shows his love by doing, by caring, and by hard work. It
isn’t surprising to find him staying up late in the night, caring for a sick
animal, knowing that his alarm will still go off before dawn.
He has always been the first out the door when a neighbor
needs help. He has truly been this dad:
"My father
didn't tell me how to live; he lived, and let me watch him do it."
Clarence B. Kelland
Today is the day that we celebrate fathers, and I hope that
you and your crew take a minute to think about all that Dad does. Sometimes the
best gifts are given as life lessons by setting the example - just doing what
needs to be done, with love and care and no expectation of thanks.
Happy Father’s Day to all of the dads that we hold near and dear in our hearts!
Blessings,
Amanda B.
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