I have watched Kris’s transformation as a parent. I do not think he will mind me saying that he had no idea how his life was going to change once we had a child. In fact, I do not think he believed it would.
Couple that with a wife who does not back down and whose own views of parenting were turned upside down, and my poor husband was in for quite a ride. Like most dads though, he always wanted what was best for our children and he trusted their mother.
Today, I am grateful for:
A daughter who loves her dad,
and a father who is madly in love with his children.
For a father who always “needs” a hand,
and who never runs out of strength.
For encouraging projects to take longer,
and insisting that comfort always be given.
Today I am grateful for the father of my children, who has chosen connection… over and over again.
Happy Father’s Day Kris!
Hosted by Cecily and Lolli
My favorite picture is the last one. A different view with the kid upside and such real smiles.
Breanne,
That is what I love most about that photo- the real smiles! Thank you for visiting!
I adored this. Especially, the part with him fixing the fence. So sweet! What a good daddy! Happy Father’s Day to him!
What a fun and sweet father’s day post!
Lindsey,
It’s so nice to have an opportunity to recognize it- and so many can relate
What a nice sentiment and photo essay. Well done.
what great photos!