To the dads

#27
#27
Happy father's day to all the dads. To those that have lost your dad, especially those recently, remember the good times. For those that still have their dads, don't take anything for granted and treat everyone day like it's your last one. Spend as much time as you can. Always make time for him when possible. Tell them you love'm. Goes for moms too.
 
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#28
Me and my daughter today for Father’s Day brunch
 

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InVOLuntary said:
Happy father's day to all the dads. To those that have lost your dad, especially those recently, remember the good times. For those that still have their dads, don't take anything for granted and treat everyone day like it's your last one. Spend as much time as you can. Always make time for him when possible. Tell them you love'm. Goes for moms too.
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So true Vol. I lost mine 11 years ago this Tuesday right after Father's Day. I consider myself lucky that he lived to be 91 so we cherish the time we had with him. But still would give anything to spend quality time with him now. So much taken for granted.
 
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Caleb59seal said:
Can’t wait... his name is Canaan... like the promise land of Caleb in the Bible. Got any advice?
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Cool name. Enjoy every minute man. The crying, diapers, spilled drinks in the floor, not going to sleep, all of it. Cause one day you'll blink your eyes, and they'll be gone. My oldest is gone to the Air Force, and I'd give anything to have her back, but life moves fast. There's way more great moments than compared to the spilling stuff, dirty diapers, etc. Just enjoy every moment, and pray for wisdom when you hit unsure moments.
 
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joevol33 said:
Cool name. Enjoy every minute man. The crying, diapers, spilled drinks in the floor, not going to sleep, all of it. Cause one day you'll blink your eyes, and they'll be gone. My oldest is gone to the Air Force, and I'd give anything to have her back, but life moves fast. There's way more great moments than compared to the spilling stuff, dirty diapers, etc. Just enjoy every moment, and pray for wisdom when you hit unsure moments.
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This. Exactly what ibwould expect from you, too Joe. Cherish every moment, I know it sounds cliche...but you blink and he will be 17 years old like my oldest, and headed out the door. Soak up every hug, kiss, smile, tear, ballgame, church program ...Soak it up. Time flies in no other facet of life like it does parenting.
 
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joevol33 said:
Cool name. Enjoy every minute man. The crying, diapers, spilled drinks in the floor, not going to sleep, all of it. Cause one day you'll blink your eyes, and they'll be gone. My oldest is gone to the Air Force, and I'd give anything to have her back, but life moves fast. There's way more great moments than compared to the spilling stuff, dirty diapers, etc. Just enjoy every moment, and pray for wisdom when you hit unsure moments.
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Thanks man that’s great advice... I just hope I’m wise enough to enjoy those moments in the moment lol. Thank you sincerely
 
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marcusluvsvols said:
This. Exactly what ibwould expect from you, too Joe. Cherish every moment, I know it sounds cliche...but you blink and he will be 17 years old like my oldest, and headed out the door. Soak up every hug, kiss, smile, tear, ballgame, church program ...Soak it up. Time flies in no other facet of life like it does parenting.
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Absolutely!
 
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Caleb59seal said:
Thanks man that’s great advice... I just hope I’m wise enough to enjoy those moments in the moment lol. Thank you sincerely
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It's challenging sometimes, but you sound excited, so you'll be good!
 
#41
#41
Lost mine when I was 4, 5 kids I was the baby. Sure miss not knowing like to have Dad.
I tried to be a good one.. My Dad was 33 lost Grand Fathers at 46 and 50.
I thought for sure I was not going to live long.. So I drank beer smoked weed chased woman thinking I wont be here long.. Mom never remarried Now I'm 63 still kicking my mom lived 86 so guess I got her genes... Love your Dad's while you got em...
 
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