This Sunday 20th June 2010, most of the world celebrates Father's Day.
I came across this video that I would like to share.
I'm thankful for a wonderful father and also a wonderful father-in-law.
Though memories of my younger days are hazy (as if la I'm so old...) I remember one incident very vividly with gratitude. It was during my varsity days in University Malaya when I wanted to drive back home ALONE (!!!) to Penang. My ever-protective father wouldn't let me. He took an overnight bus from Penang to KL and then upon arrival, got into the car for the return journey to Penang. On the way, we had a flat tyre and I was so grateful that I wasn't alone on the highway.
Also during my varsity days, I was grateful for weekend trips to Seremban to get away from KL. Penang was too far to travel every weekend so I would lug dirty clothes and bedsheets to Seremban just so I didn't have to handwash. And Daalin's wonderful parents (that time not yet in-laws) would make sure I was well fed and rested. Delicious home-cooked food was a luxury when you're a student. Tan Father would even take my car out to the petrol station and fill up the tank at his expense. And all this while Daalin was halfway around the world in Leicester.
To my wonderful father and father-in-law, Happy Father's Day! May God bless you with good health and strength and long life.
And to my wonderful hubby, thank you for being a wonderful dad to our children!
I don't remember the overnight bus, but I certainly remember the flat tyre. My children are my most precious possessions, God's gift to me, and I am His steward. And I am deeply grateful they are in the Lord,and are so blessed. PTL.
I don't remember the overnight bus, but I certainly remember the flat tyre. My children are my most precious possessions, God's gift to me, and I am His steward. And I am deeply grateful they are in the Lord,and are so blessed. PTL.
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