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NewWaveChick1981 Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Sun Jun-18-06 03:10 PM
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2. Hi, texas1928!
Edited on Sun Jun-18-06 03:11 PM by NewWaveChick1981
That was really nice. :) Your dad should be proud, and so should you! :hug:

My dad had a lot of problems, but I always knew he loved me and did what he could. He brought home a pet puppy when I was about a year old because he never had a dog growing up and always thought kids needed pets. My mother nearly freaked out, but when she saw how much I loved that dog (Quarter was his name---a mutt that was a quarter of this, a quarter of that...), she gave in. Dad and I took care of Quarter (yes, I did help as much as I could even though I was very young) until Quarter passed away about three years later (heartworms :( ), but I never stopped loving him. Dad always wanted us to have pets, and my siblings and I had dogs, cats, hamsters, gerbils, pet white mice, and even a squirrel that was abandoned by his mother. My father instilled in me the great love and compassion I have for animals, and I will be forever grateful to him for that. :loveya: :hug: I told him this a few years ago, and he bawled like a baby because he was so touched. (I'm actually crying a little while I'm writing this---it means that much to me.) :)
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  -To my Dad. texas1928  Jun-18-06 02:46 PM   #0 
  - This is really beautiful, my dear tex....  CaliforniaPeggy   Jun-18-06 03:04 PM   #1 
  - Well thank you.  texas1928   Jun-18-06 04:39 PM   #3 
  - Hi, texas1928!  NewWaveChick1981   Jun-18-06 03:10 PM   #2 
  - Well I told my dad what I wrote today...  texas1928   Jun-18-06 04:43 PM   #5 
  - What a wonderful dad you have,  u4ic   Jun-18-06 04:43 PM   #4 
  - Thanks...  texas1928   Jun-18-06 04:47 PM   #7 
  - That's about the best thing I've read in a long time. You surely  In_Transit   Jun-18-06 04:46 PM   #6 
  - He made it interesting.  texas1928   Jun-18-06 04:49 PM   #8 
     - I bet he worked hard to support his family. Something you learned I bet.  In_Transit   Jun-18-06 04:54 PM   #9 
        - Well we were not rich...  texas1928   Jun-18-06 04:59 PM   #10 
           - Your dad taught you things that money cannot buy. A lot of  In_Transit   Jun-18-06 05:05 PM   #11 
              - Well I learned if you want something you have to work for it.  texas1928   Jun-18-06 05:10 PM   #12 
                 - Some people live their whole life and never learn that. You are  In_Transit   Jun-18-06 05:19 PM   #13 
  - fantastic post!  enigmatic   Jun-18-06 05:49 PM   #14 
  - Great nod to your father.  Maestro   Jun-18-06 06:37 PM   #15 
  - Inhonor of your dad and mine  RetroLounge   Jun-18-06 08:49 PM   #16 
     - Cool  texas1928   Jun-18-06 08:55 PM   #17 
 

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