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He noticed me waiting for a table and stopped to comment on my children. He mentioned that he had raised 3 girls in his lifetime. And then proceeded to give me some advice. I leave you with his own words as best as I can remember them:
"People say raising girls is harder than boys, but I say it's easy. You just gotta be right there for them when they need Daddy. When I'm at work and I get a call from home, I just close up my tool box and head on home. My friends ask me, 'Don't you have a job?' but I tell'em my wife has 3 kids to raise and she can't do it alone."
I've reflected on his words all week and they strike a chord within me. You can find morsels of wisdom anywhere you go.
2 comments:
I love it! I see his priorities seem to be just about perfect!
That dude totally stole a waffle from you while he was talking.
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