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posted by: SusanofPudlin (reply) post date: 01.14.04 (9:39 am) I always love it when you talk about your dad. Happy birthday, Dad! I will tell your girl that I am certain you ARE proud of her all the time. posted by: dangerkitty (reply) post date: 01.14.04 (12:44 pm) Reply to: SusanofPudlin Thanks Susan! You're too good to me. |
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That's how old my Dad would have been today. He really didn't like us making a fuss over his birthday. Always made him feel old. He said celebrating his birthday was really for us and he was right. It gave us an opportunity to show how much we loved and appreciated him, not that we didn't try to do that everyday. He'd say "You shouldn't have spent that much money" or "You guys really know how to embarrass me" or "Am I really that old?" or "I hope you bought me a box of hair dye". He liked the Just for Men brand. He never looked his age (even without the hair dye) and he was way more open-minded than most men his age. I remember him telling me how he loved theChris Rock: Bigger and Blacker show but he could never watch it when Mom was around as she was easily offended. It was our little secret.