I'm sure your dad would be impressed, Andrew. He wouldn't have wanted his passing or absence to stop anyone else from living their lives. The primary drive for most parents, I think, is to give their own flesh and blood chances they never had, and to see them thrive in a world which they helped create. Carrying his memory with you as you do what he wanted and expected of you is probably the greatest testimonial you can give.
Maybe that, and bowling a 200 or so.
you are something very special to many people.
including me...::waving hand::
i'm sure your dad watches over you everyday...
if he saw you now, he'd be proud.
you've come a long way and you're moving upwards.
i'm always here for you...i'll be pushin' you when you get lazy. :P
::whisper:: "go honor roll!"
above all...he has faith in you still.
your father watches
fallen angels make lightening
and you make your life
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Maybe that, and bowling a 200 or so.
-j.
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i found this while looking at Lauryn's journal. your words touched me very deeply.
cheryl
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*hug*
you are a brilliant writer, your words have touched me...youre dad should be proud of such a wonderful son..
~transparentstar
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Your dad would be proud.
-pc
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no words could describe...
you are something very special to many people.
including me...::waving hand::
i'm sure your dad watches over you everyday...
if he saw you now, he'd be proud.
you've come a long way and you're moving upwards.
i'm always here for you...i'll be pushin' you when you get lazy. :P
::whisper:: "go honor roll!"
above all...he has faith in you still.
your father watches
fallen angels make lightening
and you make your life
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