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Well done, jzdro.
This was so lovely and loving.
Beautiful photographs. A serene yard. Just lovely.
How beautiful. And “gloaming” is an underused word!
Thank you all!
Late to the party, but thanks for the smile – and the tear that came with it.
Crying! I love this. I love my father with all my heart, soul, and mind. I wish he were still with me. God bless all our fathers and preserve us to the great reunion, if such there be…
What a beautiful post! My sister was at a garden sale last weekend at a garden club and was hit up by the local paper who was interviewing people about Father’s Day – she made the paper and her comment about our dad, who is now deceased what she liked best was: “His sense of responsibility, the fact that he could fix anything, and most of all, his love.”
Dads are so important to their families and like you said, families are so important to dads.
Thank you to you three, too.
And by the way, everybody, I think my Indian was a Comanche. Sweet, or what?