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Father’s Day Weekend

 














Thank you so much for letting me be your dad! I’m so proud to have you as a son!

When I came home from work on Friday, you were sitting up on the floor with your back to me — something new you can do all by yourself—, and when you heard my voice, you scooted all the way around to look at me! Later that evening, I grabbed some animal crackers to share with you and sat on the floor with you. You made an expression that made me feel like the luckiest person alive; you were so excited that I came down to play with you! We shared animal crackers and hung out, and it was the best!

Your school says you grabbed a balance bar they have mounted on the wall and picked yourself up to a standing position. That’s a huge milestone! 

On Saturday, you joined me for my morning commute to George West, Texas. We ate breakfast at the hotel, and met up with your Grandma, Opa, and your Aunt Adela, and they took you on shopping adventures and to hang out at their house. You had so much fun!

This morning, Father’s Day, you and mom made me breakfast in bed, and got me some amazing presents. I’m so thankful for both of you!

You’re currently napping beside me and it’s the best feeling ever: knowing that you are happy to be around me. I adore you!

Thank you for allowing me to be your dad!

I love you always!

-Your Dad, Kerry

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