Wordless Wednesday ~ Memories…

Dad & I 1985

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I know it is WW, but I just wanted to let you know that this is one of the pictures I treasure a lot…This is the year our son was born (I am dressed up, because we were getting ready to got to church to have Daniel baptized…)…Anyway, this is my dad and I in 1985, one of the last pictures my Dad was healthy enough and I looked have decent…)

40 Replies to “Wordless Wednesday ~ Memories…”

  1. oh my….this so brings me to miss my dad too!!
    Wonderful share, wonderful photo. Hope you’re doing okay today….with this tribute. We just can’t help ourselves sometimes….we miss them so dearly!!!

    My W W is posted

  2. You look absolutely dashing 🙂 I have a photo similar to this of me and my father- He is an amazing man and I am very thankful for him.

    Be blessed,
    Heather

  3. I love the photo of you with your dad. I had an up and down relationship with my own daddy, much of the down was my fault unfortunately. I suppose I could have seen the same love in my dad’s eyes for me that I can see in your dad’s eyes for you if I would have bothered to look.

  4. A beautiful memory. I wish I had a picture of me and my Dad but unfortunately, I guess no one ever thought to take one. Thanks for sharing. My WW is up too.

  5. hehe, I see someone thought that was your hubby. I must admit, I knew it was your Dad =) Great photo – you know… I’m still waitin’ for a picture *hint*

    Happy WW. I just now got online, darn Comcast has been OFF all day!! Ugh.

  6. Very sweet! You know, I almost posted a picture of my dad this week, too, but went with something else instead. I almost wish I had now…..but will save it for another Wednesday.

  7. Last Father’s Day (2005), we had a casual picture taken with me, my siblings and my dad; we “knew” he was in decline and it was important to get together. Little did we know, he’d have a catastophic reaction to a drug he was given and be rendered bed-ridden in November. At the time, he was given six months to live; now, it appears his body is healthy (for a 75 year old), but his mind is…gone. He talks constantly, but says nothing for the most part. He perhaps “knows” us, but it’s in a very diminished capacity.

    I’m VERY thankful for the pictures we took that day :).

    It’s important to take pictures every time you have opportunity to with your aging parents; I’m thankful you had this one to share.

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