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10 things I’ve learned about my dad (snapthistiger) since being on Tumblr
1. Truth: My dad is a man of truth and honesty. He says has he feels.
2. Courage: Number one takes courage so I know my dad is fiercer than a snapping tiger
3. Heart: My father has a huge heart. He loves those nearest him and reaches out to those farther from him in his caring deeds.
4. Honor: My dad is an explemprary role model for how to honorable raise and support a family.
5. Love: My father loves my mom and seeing that model of love will forever shape and mold me for how to treat a spouse.
6. Sacrifice: My father is sacrificing and has given his life, knowledge, and work ethic to support a beautiful family.
7. Support: My father has done all in his willpower to support and see that his children pursue their dreams.
8. Change: Not everyone is flexible but my father is willing to continue to learn and adapt to others and his environment.
9. Strength: I mean just look at those biceps haha….but seriously, I couldn’t imagine who else better to carry me through rough times.
10. Acceptance: Not everything in life can be changed or powered through. Some things take time, prayer, and acceptance of help. It is not from our strengths that we learn from but our weaknesses. -
PLEASE BE NICE TO PEOPLE BECAUSE YOU REALLY HAVE NO IDEA WHAT IS GOING ON IN THEIR LIFE AT ANY GIVEN MOMENT
(via snapthistiger)
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“You can’t just switch off your feelings because the other person did.” — Sophie Kinsella (via onlinecounsellingcollege) -
“She thought she was independent and strong, but she got one small taste of love and she was hungrier than anyone.” — Ann Brashares (via onlinecounsellingcollege) -
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Working on that dachshund tan
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“Do something today that your future self will thank you for.” — Unknown (via onlinecounsellingcollege) -
“One day you’ll just be a memory to some people. Do your best to be a good one.” -
“Life is relationships; the rest is just details.” — Gary Smalley (via onlinecounsellingcollege) -
“And then I thought … It’s not that I think too much, rather, sometimes I’m too aware.” — Elliot Esfahanian (via onlinecounsellingcollege)
