Thoughts For the Day

By Chuck in Georgia
The number one thing I remember my father saying was, “Always treat everyone a little better than they treat you.”

By Deborah from Huntsville, AL
Remember to always say, “I Love You” no matter how hard it is.

Someday you will wake up and “DAD” will no longer be there. I wish I could tell my dad one more time that I love him

By Pam P
Do not gossip….If you weren’t there when the person said something, did something, or heard something, then how do you know it happened? That has been
with me all my life – always look for the good in everybody.

By Patricia S
I’ll never forget my father’s favorite saying because as an adolescent it would always irritate me: “Life is not a free ride.” It may have irritated me
then but, unfortunately, he was right and just preparing me for the reality of life.

By Janet J
I have friends and family members who are wonderful mothers to their nieces, nephews and children of friends, but who for various reasons were not able
to have their own children. The love these women display and lavish on these children, who are not biologically their own, is the very heart of a mother.

By Jim B
My father said to me one day, “You will be an even better son after you’ve been a father.”

And after my third child was born I began to understand.