Today is Father’s Day, a day to let your parents know that you
love and appreciate them. My father passed away when I was four (4) but I was
lucky enough to have a stepfather at a young age. For Father’s Day, my son and I brought my dad the "infamous blog Jell-0 cake (see Day 3) and we built a
puzzle.
Refection
Now I do not have the brain for puzzles. I have not tried to build one since my son was very young and back
then I only attempted the ones with only 20 or so pieces. This one had 1000 pieces!
My dad is naturally intelligent, and I guess my son has the same talent for puzzles
because they found five(5) pieces to my one (1). Some may say that it’s relaxing
to build a puzzle and I could see how it might be for some. As for me, I was convinced that the piece that I was looking for was not in the puzzle box just as my son or dad found it!
to build a puzzle and I could see how it might be for some. As for me, I was convinced that the piece that I was looking for was not in the puzzle box just as my son or dad found it!
I am not sure that I
will keep puzzle building in my survival new experience tool box. I will however
keep spending time with my dad in there.
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| Dad and Me at age 4 |
Happy Father's Day to all dads!
Spiritual Reflection
Spiritual Reflection
The Lord is merciful
and gracious; he is slow to get angry and full of unfailing love.
The Lord is like a
father to his children, tender and compassionate to those who fear him.
(Psalm 103: 8 and 13)