The greatest gift that you could give to the ones that you love are memories Those precious moments can brighten the most darkest of days and give warmth to the coldest of nights Those golden memories are beautiful and joyful and to share that moment in time with someone is something that will last forever
When it seems like your life is at its lowest point, don’t feel that you’re all alone Just simply look around you and you’ll find your family and friends there to pick you up
Bring it upon yourself to take in the sights and sounds and especially the memories of the people around you in order to formulate the words that will evoke true emotions of your prose
If you are in tremendous pain, going through hardships, or just feeling like your world’s going to end do not despair Hope is everywhere! You just need to have faith in yourself, trust what your heart tells you, lean on the support of loved ones and look forward with eyes wide open Just simply do this and you will find HOPE
Life is a blur, so stop and take the time to bring things into focus Spend time with family, friends and loved ones Do things that are amazingly great or incredibly stupid Life is a blur, so make sure you take a snapshot of those special moments because it’ll last you a lifetime
It’s such a cliché when we say, “Life’s too short” but it’s so, so true Take the time to stop and enjoy what life has to offer Play till your muscles ache, laugh till you cry, smile till it hurts Just do everything and anything while you can because you’ll find yourself being too old when you’re ready to have fun
As a child growing up, I saw my father as a strong, strict, disciplinarian that was in charge of raising four children. But as the years passed, he was much more than that. My dad was a teacher, a sage that taught me useful skills and unknown life hacks that I still use to this day. As a teenager moving at 90 mph into adulthood, my dad became a therapist that imparted wise advice and guidance that helped me make major decisions in shaping my outlook on life. In addition, he was also a positive cheerleader that gave unyielding support in all my endeavors. As we both grew older, my father’s stern exterior was soon softened and a nurturing side developed when he spent time with his grandchildren. Through my children’s eyes, I saw a man that would do goofy things for a laugh and a smile, give comforting hugs in times of sadness and instill a sense of goodness whenever possible. My dad may not be as strong as before and he may not have new knowledge to impart on me, but he continues to be supportive and extremely generous in his own unique way. Growing up having him as a father, is truly a gift. I could not be more proud and honored to be called his son. And I am carrying on the tradition of imparting his traits onto my children and hopefully become like my father…the man that I now idolize and adore.