TRIBUTE TO ALL FATHERS

Today is Father’s Day and I’d like to dedicate this post to all the wonderful fathers and father figures. I sometimes find it tough to understand fathers. They have never known the pain of childbirth. Yet, they go through an emotional roller coaster since the birth of their child.Thank you for all that you do.Thank you for being you. We appreciate your existence and the often times silent but impact full role you have played in our lives. 

I present to you, “Why I Love My Father”

My father gave two most precious things for my whole life. One was love with sacrifice; the second was education with spirituality. In my early childhood, I was frequently surprised when I saw my father struggling for small expenses, which I often used to demand from him. But one thing always surprised me .He never refused to provide any assistance as far as our career was concerned. When our demands increased, my father started working hard. My father taught me the realities of life. He respects me by granting trust and freedom to me. He let me experience my life by my own way and only comments when it is necessary. He was quick to forgive. He loved eating meals together. He lived within his means. He knew the difference between want and need. He cared about people more than money. He looked for opportunities to serve… especially those who couldn’t help themselves. He is a great father, and not less than a saint for me. He is an inspiration for us. He quotes: “Start early, follow ethics, think positive, use sense and do it. I love him and am grateful for him being my Father. I hope I will soon find out my life purpose and live it fully to make my Dad proud of me.

Show your dad (and your mom) some love today, tomorrow, and every day. Share your joy with him. Celebrate the kinship you have together.

I’d like to end off with this lovely quote:

“ANY MAN CAN BE A FATHER, BUT IT TAKES SOMEONE SPECIAL TO BE A DAD” - Anne Geddes