To anyone who knows me they know that I love my kids. That is almost an understatement. I would do anything for my kids. Whether that means protecting them from a danger or injury, or even facing the wrath of my wife because I spent too much money on them.
Just last week my wife and I took them to an adult comedy show and let them go in by themselves while we amused ourselves by going out for dinner. It was nerve wracking but they had a freaking BLAST! This only solidified my point that time stops for no man. Soon my children will be on their own out in this screwed up, effed up world!
The thought of my kids out on their own excites and terrifies me. I want them to grow and learn and be productive members of society, but I still remember them holding their helpless little bodies in my arms moments after being born. Outside of the doctors, I was the first family member they met and I know that I won’t be their last. I was there when they took their first steps, rode their bicycles without training wheels, and sat with them as they learned how to drive. Time sure is a pain in the ass.
I miss their little voices calling out for “Daddy!” and their giggles and hugs and kisses and their eyes looking at me like I was Superman or an absolute genius! Gone are the days of my children looking up at me and to me.
Their days are now filled with high school/college and band concerts. Spending time with their friends and working. All the things that I want them to do! They have accomplished so much in their short time on this Earth and I pray for them to accomplish much, much more!
My son is older and as such is blazing the trail for his sister. He is intelligent, and has a thirst for knowledge. He loves a problem and is quick to help others. He is a good looking young man and his girlfriend (of 2 years) will attest!
My daughter isn’t much different. But then again, she is. She is very artistic and has a great eye for color and style. I love her sense of humor, because it’s like mine and her laugh is truly infectious. She brightens my mood and when she enters the room. Love you, Bean!
On that bombshell, ta ta for now!