My dad would have been 67 today.
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Good post! How often I still think the same…if he was here, I would call him. He would have been 101 years next Thursday, but I know he would still be interested in whatever trivia from my life I might want to share!
I know…to have “those” conversations again. Those small connections — the phone call, the inside joke, the “do you remember” question.
yeah – if he were here
nice – thanks for posting it
how do you do that? do you make the art and then scan it in so you can post it to your blog?
Thanks Tara!
It depends on the art. If the art is flat, I scan it. But if it’s 3D — like the “Le Petit Mort” with the robin’s egg, then I take a photo. I rarely touch-up the artwork [in Photoshop] after I scan it, though — that feels like cheating.
That was so touching. I am sitting here with tears in my eyes….
hey jen
that was a very sweet post. i wish i could call my dad too. instead i have one way conversations. i hope he knows how much i miss him. make sure you make room for The five people you meet in Heaven.
doreen
I just added The Five People You Meet in Heaven to my reading list – thanks, Doreen!