Reasons why I love my dad...
- He loves his family more than anything in the world.
- I KNOW he loves my mom.
- He works so hard for us.
- He is basically the funniest man on earth.
- He is always giving.
- He takes the most wonderful pictures.
- He would do anything for me.
- He has such a strong testimony and he loves the Gospel.
- I remember his band back in the day. He plays the bass. I remember trying to run away, to get that bass beat thud out of my chest. I love it now.
- BYU sports. SO glad he is now close enough to come to all games.
- Our different Monday night activities: Tennis, Beach and in n out, etc...
- The way he could embarrass me beyond what I thought was possible.
- The day he bought me Ray Ban sunglasses for my first day lifeguarding with the sweetest note on a napkin.
- Charades.
- When he joins in on the dance parties :)
- How famous he is at MHHS. JTHORK!
- When high school friends use his pictures as their profile pics on facey. Seeing that jthork across the bottom always makes me smile.
- The time he was Porter for Halloween. It was legit.
- The way he spied on me on my way home from Orange County to see how fast I was driving...it was too fast...
- Or the time he filtered my AIM conversations and got to know all the dirt (meaning who likes who and boy drama) happening in the lives of a few 14 year old girls in San Marcos...
- The way he can never stay mad at me. I am a daddy's girl.
- How he used to take me everywhere with him when I was just a toddler. Rock climbing. fishing. all the fun stuff.
- How he surprised me with the most adorable puppy for Christmas one year. And then took care of me after my sweet puppy was hit by a car...
- His constant support of me and my dreams. He would do anything to help me succeed in life and he has done everything to help me get to where I am now.
- The words he will make up when his gets frustrated
- How he thinks he can slap dance. haha guess that's what happens after growing up in Santa Ana with the Tongans and Samoans?
- How he can always make me laugh.
- The advice that he gives me. I didn't get accepted into the SpEd program right away (got put on the waiting list, but came to find out a few weeks later that we all got that dreadful letter...). He called me while I was crying in the library. He made me feel like I would be ok, that life wasn't over. He told me about the doors that have shut and open for him in his life. It all works out.
- He doesn't do anything without praying about it first. He is so close to the Spirit. I admire him for that. And then how confidently he goes forward with life.
- The service that he is constantly giving.
- The way I can push his buttons :)
- I'd get in trouble, go to my room and lay on the top bunk to cry my life away. I am sure it was always my fault, but he would always be there a few minutes later to tell me he was sorry and that he loves me. I cry thinking about it...
Ok. I could go on for forever and over.
I love you dad, so much. I am so grateful that I got blessed with such an awesome man as my father, the man that sets the bar for all other (potential) men in my life. My heart overflows with love as I am thinking about you and the amazing things that make you you. I am so proud to be your daughter! I love you. I am still your kukiluki!
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