Tim, enjoy your time as much as possible with your kids. It\'s all those little things that mean SO much.
My wife laughs at me \'cuz I geek out over the smallest things.
For example, this was my son\'s first year of school (kindergarten). The bus stop is JUST across the street from our house. Every morning I stood with him and waited for the bus. The first time I was SO excited! Probably more than he was.
On the occasion where we ran late and I needed to drop him off at school, I got the biggest \"warm fuzzy\" feeling watching this little boy walk up the big steps into the school, then turn around and say \"I love you, dad!\"
My daughter JUST last week found a girl that goes to the same school that lives a short distance away that she can hang out with. Now mind you, she goes to school 50 miles away, and is deaf. So she essentially has a \"neighborhood friend\" she can hang around with. She\'s never been able to do that before, due to her deafness making it difficult for her to befriend people.
Watching my son make his first friend, who although 4 years older, lives only 3 houses away and occasionally asks him over to play.
It\'s these kind of silly, dad-like things that you\'ll treasure...
My wife laughs at me \'cuz I geek out over the smallest things.
For example, this was my son\'s first year of school (kindergarten). The bus stop is JUST across the street from our house. Every morning I stood with him and waited for the bus. The first time I was SO excited! Probably more than he was.
On the occasion where we ran late and I needed to drop him off at school, I got the biggest \"warm fuzzy\" feeling watching this little boy walk up the big steps into the school, then turn around and say \"I love you, dad!\"
My daughter JUST last week found a girl that goes to the same school that lives a short distance away that she can hang out with. Now mind you, she goes to school 50 miles away, and is deaf. So she essentially has a \"neighborhood friend\" she can hang around with. She\'s never been able to do that before, due to her deafness making it difficult for her to befriend people.
Watching my son make his first friend, who although 4 years older, lives only 3 houses away and occasionally asks him over to play.
It\'s these kind of silly, dad-like things that you\'ll treasure...