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Demand more from yourself or you will live by the demands of others.You have two ears.And one mouth.Listen more.

All weekend and this week I’ve been thinking about the impact of a father. You know there’s always the stereotypical way we think of and appreciate fathers as being the head of the family, traditionally the financial leader, the protector, and the disciplinarian that puts you in line right quick (at least in my case

Dad, This year I want to thank you for all the things you’ve done! Thank you for setting an example by living out the belief system you taught us. One year Kyleen posted a picture and status on Facebook that perfectly describes you and I filed those words away in my brain’s rolodex to remember

Dear Dad, Preferably this would be in Spanish, especially because for the last 35 years you have tried so hard to learn English, just like I have done my best to master Spanish. Anyways, I am not sure I have written you a letter lately, perhaps the last one was in 2007 when I was

A Tribute to My Dad This day, I honor the man who helped me become who I am today–a child of God.  Because of your passion for God, it pointed me to my Heavenly Father.  The picture you painted before your children was one of love, protection and self sacrifice.    If there was one

Dear Dad, This year for Father’s Day I wanted to give you the gift of honesty.  I realize that this is something I’ve never given you in a complete fashion mainly out of fear but also somewhat out of respect.  I will try to be as tactful and respectful as I can.  After all, you