
My dad is the smartest guy I know. We used to be very close. Every weekend he would pick me up in Chicago and drive me home, and then every Sunday night we would drive back to Loyola. I really enjoyed those car rides. We would talk about stuff or sometimes we would just ride in silence. But either way, I enjoyed spending that time with my dad.
I guess since moving away and starting out on my own path, we talk less. It makes me sad sometimes. I don't get to see my parents as often as I'd like. And sometimes, I feel like I'm not as close with my dad anymore. But he is, and shall remain, my hero.
I have learned so much from you, dad. The honorable way you carry yourself. And in some cases, I have learned from your mistakes. And I guess that is all any parent can hope to teach their child.
Anyway, I will make this of few words - just like my dad. And hopefully, as my dad is somehow always able to do, each word will carry a world of meaning.
So, to my dad: a man of great substance and character. A man I wish I was closer to. Geographically and otherwise. A man I wish my kids could be around more often.
I love you, dad.




I guess since moving away and starting out on my own path, we talk less. It makes me sad sometimes. I don't get to see my parents as often as I'd like. And sometimes, I feel like I'm not as close with my dad anymore. But he is, and shall remain, my hero.
I have learned so much from you, dad. The honorable way you carry yourself. And in some cases, I have learned from your mistakes. And I guess that is all any parent can hope to teach their child.
Anyway, I will make this of few words - just like my dad. And hopefully, as my dad is somehow always able to do, each word will carry a world of meaning.
So, to my dad: a man of great substance and character. A man I wish I was closer to. Geographically and otherwise. A man I wish my kids could be around more often.
I love you, dad.




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