Watching Peppa with your 2.5 year old daughter.  Something that you will cherish forever.
As much as you may have something ‘more important’ to do or feel that you might be ‘wasting your time’, you will never be able to get this moment back.  Kids grow up so fast.  
Cherish the now.  There’s always time for other things.
  

1. What’s your purpose?

2. Why do you do what you do?

3. Are you challenging yourself?

  
2.5 years old – we took you to a restaurant / lounge type place called 108, nearby Le Relais de Venice where your mum and I had our first date.

You love observing the people around you and interacting with those that smile at you.

Remember that every achievement, no matter how small or insignificant you might think it is, is actually a big deal and that you should be just as proud for Amy such achievement.

This includes going poo on your own without help from mum or dad!  Well done! Today you went poo all by yourself without our help!

You did however need help with the wiping which we will work on next!

Well done Audrey!

It’s the birthday of my dad today.  The man who met my beautiful mom and brought two delightful children into this world.  We celebrate the fact that he was a man of integrity, hard working, honest, strong willed, loving and caring, humble…I can go on of all the good characteristics of him.  But he wasn’t perfect…but nobody is.  I’m not perfect but what people will remember of me are the positive qualities.

So why don’t we appreciate the positive qualities of people when we are all here together in this life, rather than focus on all the negative qualities? Do we have to wait until we are not together to appreciate those positive qualities?

Thanks Dad for giving me all that you have!  Your legacy will be here for generations to come!

Love

Jeff