To all Dads old and young I have to say a hearty, "Happy Father's Day." I am blessed to have two wonderful ones(I real one and a in-law). They are very different people: my father and my father and law, and yet they do have things in common. They are both hard working. They see the value of taking care of their families although that doesn't mean the same to both of them. They are the same age. Being in their seasoned age now they are becoming more reflective. So many things don't matter as much as they did once upon a time. They are ready to kick back and enjoy their grandchildren. At least that is what they would like to be doing(:. In this economy most men have to keep working past the desired age. Now their children worry about their health and their stress level.
My husband falls into the young Dads chadegory. He loves to wristle and play with the boys. He reads them stories and teaches them lessons. Most importantly he is teaching them to love and obey God. A lesson the Christian has to keep learning. He works hard and comes home to us faithfully. That alone is wonderful, but I'm so thankful that there is so much more to his fathering.
What a gift our fathers are whoever they may be.
My husband falls into the young Dads chadegory. He loves to wristle and play with the boys. He reads them stories and teaches them lessons. Most importantly he is teaching them to love and obey God. A lesson the Christian has to keep learning. He works hard and comes home to us faithfully. That alone is wonderful, but I'm so thankful that there is so much more to his fathering.
What a gift our fathers are whoever they may be.
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