If you had one day.....
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keith lestrange
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i would spend it with my dad
he died when i was 10 i nvr really knew him
miss him alot
deezilfuelonly
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dude me and jim casey he could be my helper on peak day .....
satellitedriver
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My Dad also. He died in 1995 at the age of 85. I can still hear his voice and feel his stength. Best person I have ever known. When I feel weak I can feel his hand on my shoulder. I am truly sorry that some of you did not get to have your father through your life.
I would spend it with my Mom, and I would LISTEN, as I never did when she was here.
Or I would spend it with my Dad, and I would LISTEN, if I had there would be so much I could have learned.
Or I would spend it with my Sister, and I would LISTEN, as I could have learned alot about Music, and God.
Or I would spend it with my brother, and LISTEN, as I could have learned first hand about what it was like to be in Vietnam, and what it was actually like to live through it.
Tough choice, and I seem to have a pattern, I didn't listen much. I try to listen better now that Im older. So if you still have these people, LEARN TO LISTEN.
Or I would spend it with my Dad, and I would LISTEN, if I had there would be so much I could have learned.
Or I would spend it with my Sister, and I would LISTEN, as I could have learned alot about Music, and God.
Or I would spend it with my brother, and LISTEN, as I could have learned first hand about what it was like to be in Vietnam, and what it was actually like to live through it.
Tough choice, and I seem to have a pattern, I didn't listen much. I try to listen better now that Im older. So if you still have these people, LEARN TO LISTEN.
solitarysiren
Happiness in Slavery...
man, i'm not sure if i would spend it with my mom or my dad....it would be great to know what my mom would tell me about life, but she died when i was five and i never got a good chance to get to know her. i won't say i don't miss her everyday, but in a way, i'm used to not having her. my dad died almost four years ago, three days after my 21st birthday and since i grew up with him, his absence is amazingly noticeable. I had no clue it would be so difficult. I figured, since i had lost my mom already, it wouldn't be a big deal when my dad died (i don't mean it in a callous way), but it completely destroyed me then. What I wouldn't give to just hug him again.
Its much harder when you see them every day, or spent major parts of your life with them, especially since he was basically your only parent. Sounds tough, I still go to call mine, and then I say Damn, I cant believe hes gone.
browniehound
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This thread has really put some perspective on my thoughts about death. I am fortunate enough as I write this to still have both parents. But what I learned from this thread is that, given the chance, everyone would love to spend another day with their parent. Well, my parents are still alive, so tomorrow I'm going to visit them with the thought that this may be the last time I see them. I think we all take life for granted at some point or at some capacity. So tomorrow, I'm going to spend a day with my mom with the thought that she isn't always going to be there. Thank you for starting this thread
browniehound
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Thanks tooner, I always appreciate your comments
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