Happy Father's Day to the best dad my children could ask for.
You've taught them the importance of quality family time.
You've shown them how to "monkey around."
You've taught them how to explore and enjoy their surroundings.
You've shown them how to put on their shoes (or yours).
You're teaching them how to ride their bikes.
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| Bike Practice, Spring 2013 |
You've shown them the importance of being affectionate.
You've taught them to delight and take joy in the little things (like turkey feathers).
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| Camp Taylor Family Camp, Fall 2012 |
You've provided heart-to-hearts when they've needed them the most.
You have shown them how to laugh at their own mistakes...
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| Homework Time, Spring 2013 |
....and how to make silly faces.
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| Max's 1st Birthday, Fall 2012 |
You've demonstrated the importance of table manners...
...and appropriate use of water guns.
You're taking each of their hands and leading them down the straight and narrow path.
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| The Morning Trek To School, Fall 2012 |
You've provided your lap for comfort and cuddles...
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| Daddy Cuddles, Spring 2012 |
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..and led them to try something that terrifies them.
You've taught them how to walk...and held their hands while they gave it all they had...on more than one occasion.
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| Today's Second Lap In The PICU |
You've shown them what a godly daddy is, and how their mommy should be treated. You've proved your unconditional love for them,
just as they are, and blessed them abundantly, which blesses me in return. Thank you for the daddy and husband that you are. Happy Father's Day, honey!
Thanks for sharing Tiffany. I'm hardly ever on the computer these days, but I did get to glance at this post and the one previous. Thank you for loving your family and loving Jesus!
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