It is my dad’s birthday today and he would have been 70. I went to the cemetery and left a wreath and also left one for my cousin.
I am going out to a Grease themed evening tonight at the Holiday inn i Plymouth. I am going to celebrate my dad while I am there.
Dad, where ever you are, I love and miss you, you were taken too soon.
I believe you are with me every day.
I will toast you tonight and remember the wonderful person you were and still feel yoi in my heart and my memories.
As you always loved Monty python, I will quote a line to you that is very much the person you were and the very wise advice you would gave me.
“Always look on the bright side of life”.
I love you
Debbie x
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