It is difficult to say what is impossible, for the dream of yesterday is the hope of today and the reality of tomorrow.
-Robert H. Goddard
-Robert H. Goddard
Friday, August 20, 2010
A Series Of Fortunate Events
So, my father has been the most important figure in my life. He is no one special, just a regular guy that got a degree in engineering and did that for 30-some years, but he has been so much more to me. He has been there for me through everything and it has been a true blessing. Now that I'm getting older and closer to my departure from home, I realize how much I'm really gonna miss him. He makes me laugh even when I don't want to talk to him, his stupid cheesy smile (that I unfortunately inherited) makes every situation a little more comfortable, and even when I let him down, he trusts me enough to try again. He has been a fountain of grace to me and I don't know how he does it. I guess he knows that kids will be kids and as we get older, we want to branch out and become something more than we have seen. I really don't know how I'm going to survive when he goes, he has been my best friend for years. My only friend for years. I don't think he ever really knew it, but I don't have many friends that I talk to about anything. My father has been my closest confidant for as long as I can remember. There isn't much that I can keep from him, and when I do keep something from him, it hurts me. I don't like him being out of the loop. I guess I'm not a regular teenager since I don't keep things from him. Well, I would rather have the father that most teens don't have then be a regular sneaky teenager any day. My father is the most important person that I have ever been given and I wouldn't give him up for anyone else in the world.
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