4 years:
My Daddy can do anything!
7 years:
My Dad knows a lot…a whole lot.
8 years:
My father does not know quite everything.
12 years:
Oh well, naturally Father does not know that either.
14 years:
Oh, Father? He is hopelessly old-fashioned.
21 years:
Oh, that man-he is out of date!
25 years:
He knows a little bit about it, but not much.
30 years:
I must find out what Dad thinks about it.
35 years:
Before we decide, we will get Dad's idea first.
50 years:
What would Dad have thought about that?
60 years:
My Dad knew literally everything!
65 years:
I wish I could talk it over with Dad once more.
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awww. This reminds me of Chris' post today over at Margauritaville....
ReplyDeleteYep, made me teary...hope you all are having a great day!
ReplyDeletethis works for Mothers, Dads and Grandparents alike... very nice
ReplyDeleteYou touched my heart with that one. Especially the last wish to talk to Dad once more. Hope Shaune enjoys his Father's Day!
ReplyDeleteLove it! It is so true how our feelings toward our elders changes as we grow older.
ReplyDeleteI like the wrapping job on the gift!
Very appropriate for Father's Day. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteKim, no one ever is as dumb or smart as we think. Just human.
ReplyDeleteoh, but how perception can play tricks! ~rick
This is cute. Good perspective on a great day!
ReplyDeleteTrue. For Mamas, too.
ReplyDeleteseems that our primary duty as parents is to teach them what they need to know in order to grow beyond us. if you hold him prisoner - in a closed fist he will make every effort to break free - if you support him on your open palm he will fly free but return to you often - loving him is the easiest thing to do, setting him free the hardest.
ReplyDeleteSo true, about Mom's as well...:) I hope it was a great day for Shaune.
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