If there is one person that I wish I could see everyday of my life, that would be my father… I must say it is so true that you will only realize the worth of a person when he is gone. I could still vividly recall how funny and sweet my father can be, not to mention exasperatingly strict. Yeah… That is why it took me a long time to have my first bf. I was so afraid of him. He might just be unaware of it (hehehe)… He was overly protective. But I knew it was for my own welfare. No parents would want their children harmed.My father is very funny, he has a real good sense of humor. But often, he gets under my skin when he makes faces or always having fun at my expense. Not realizing that he is doing it just to make “lambing” to me. And how I hate it when he smokes! And how I miss those things that he did for me and our family…
If I could just turn back the hands of time… 
I will no longer argue with him…
I will not insist things just to have my own way, as if I always knew everything…
I won’t tell lies (white) for getting home late…
I won’t make excuses for all my shortcomings, lapses, or failures…
I will laugh my heart out with all his jokes…
sing along with his all-time favorite songs…
If only God would allow him to be with us again…
For him to know how much I’ve missed and love him…
The best time to let the person know you care about them is NOW…
When they are still able to communicate with you…
When they are still able to feel and appreciate that you care about them.
Let your feelings show and just let it flow…
When you look back, you could just say to yourself:
“I was able to spend worthwhile moments with the people I care… No regrets, only wonderful memories… “
General Santos Time
3 Comments
January 18th, 2008 at 5:34 pm
Hi there Scotty’s Princess!
You know what, that’s exactly my sentiments when my mom died two years ago. It was devastating kasi I was really close to her and we underwent the usual mother-daughter fights and all. Just lately, I realized that everything (joys, sorrows, fights and laughters) had to happen. It will be part of our growth and part of who we’ve become. Ang important, they know we love them
This is a great post!
Happy weekend!
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January 20th, 2008 at 12:02 pm
Hello princess,
I feel what you felt when writing this topic. My mom also died last Nov.09’07..mga 2 mos. palang,kaya sobrang sakit and fresh pa sa amin..
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February 4th, 2008 at 3:55 am
I am lisa’s husband george I believe you couldnt said it any truer if only we would pass out the roses while they are still here with us lifewould be grander. God bless keep up the good work.
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