Scott Addington writes, “As is often the case, my purpose became clearly evident after I had stopped looking for it. On October 11, 1995, my daughter was born. Beginning with that moment, there has never been the slightest doubt regarding the purpose and source of meaning in my life. Being a father is the most meaningful and rewarding pursuit a man could ever hope to experience.”
~ David Brooks, Hearts Broken Open
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So powerful. I have doubted many things, but never my father’s love. Happy Father’s Day, DK!
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Awwww, thank you Lori.
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Father’s Day is hard for me–full of all the things my father was not. LIke a lot of holidays, I have to grit my teeth and look away.
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So sorry…
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Reblogged this on On the Homefront and commented:
I am sure all you fathers out there agree……
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Happy Father’s Day!
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Happy Father’s Day my friend…
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Thank you Mimi. Hope Andy is having the same….
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Happy Father’s Day, David!
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Thank you Carolann
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Lucky children, with a father like that 🙂
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Yes…
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yes. and happy father’s day to you, dk –
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Thank you Beth.
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Wonderful. Happy Father’s Day, David.
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Thank you Helen.
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Happy Father’s Day…to someone whom I know is an extraordinary dad. 🙂
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Awwwww, thank you.
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This is bloody awesome
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Happy Father’s Day!!
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Thanks Mary!
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