I love you Z. Lily. You have no idea....
Since you rode across the Pacific Ocean from Hong Kong to Los Angeles on my chest, snoozing away, I realized the beauty of your presence in my life. You were introduced on our flights arrival intercom as the United States newest citizen, although not technically true. Many clapped in First Class and they gave us a bottle of Champagne.
We brought you home to fanfare from both families and a gala post shower was held. You sprouted and expanded. I saw creativeness and humor.... always an outbreak of laughter when I did something silly to make sure you understood humor makes your life easier. You were always free thinking with me and not needing to abide by the rules endowed upon you at home. You were curious, adventurous and you always asked the most intriguing questions.
As you turn 18 on Monday, I only hope you realize that any sense of humor or common sense you currently behold I instilled on you. I love you and some day I hope we shall meet.
Love Dad
Someday my Z. Lily will seek me and find out that I never forgot her and that my love didn't waver... until then, I wait and write. If you are new, please see the initial entry for a little background for this blog. Thanks, The Dad
Saturday, July 30, 2016
I love you Z. Lily. You have no idea....
Since you rode across the Pacific Ocean from Hong Kong to Los Angeles on my chest, snoozing away, I realized the beauty of your presence in my life. You were introduced on our flights arrival intercom as the United States newest citizen, although not technically true. Many clapped in First Class and they gave us a bottle of Champagne.
We brought you home to fanfare from both families and a gala post shower was held. You sprouted and expanded. I saw creativeness and humor.... always an outbreak of laughter when I did something silly to make sure you understood humor makes your life easier. You were always free thinking with me and not needing to abide by the rules endowed upon you at home. You were curious, adventurous and you always asked the most intriguing questions.
As you turn 18 on Monday, I only hope you realize that any sense of humor or common sense you currently behold I instilled on you. I love you and some day I hope we shall meet.
Love Dad
Since you rode across the Pacific Ocean from Hong Kong to Los Angeles on my chest, snoozing away, I realized the beauty of your presence in my life. You were introduced on our flights arrival intercom as the United States newest citizen, although not technically true. Many clapped in First Class and they gave us a bottle of Champagne.
We brought you home to fanfare from both families and a gala post shower was held. You sprouted and expanded. I saw creativeness and humor.... always an outbreak of laughter when I did something silly to make sure you understood humor makes your life easier. You were always free thinking with me and not needing to abide by the rules endowed upon you at home. You were curious, adventurous and you always asked the most intriguing questions.
As you turn 18 on Monday, I only hope you realize that any sense of humor or common sense you currently behold I instilled on you. I love you and some day I hope we shall meet.
Love Dad
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