be a good father

With the confirmation of SKELETONQUEEN, and a nice lady that kept smiling at me in the restaurant we went to last night (at first I thought she was shamelessly flirting with me, but as she was leaving she said, “bye dad.” Then I understood), I’ll mark this one as goal done. There was a man in that same restaurant, that same day, that I was having a nice conversation with, that my son just entered the conversation and we all had a nice talk. It was obvious to me that the man appreciated the candor my son was expressing about how he enjoyed being accepted as a person and not being patronized as a child. So, thank you all. You really made my day.

I’m taking my son to Karate as much as possible. I’m getting engaged with making sure he’s well rested so he’s not sucking on his lower lip during class (it’s a sign that he’s tired and want’s to go mimis). I’ll try to guide him to be a good, respectable, & responsible person as much as I possible can, and what ever he decides to do with his life, I’ll still be there.