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Re: Do you respect or even like your Father/Mother?long


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Posted by Tom OConnor on February 02, 2014 at 13:22:05 from (166.205.55.15):

In Reply to: Do you respect or even like your Father/Mother?long posted by JD Seller on February 02, 2014 at 07:42:38:

J D,

My heart pours out to you and many like you who have never had the relationship with parents that some of us have had. I could write a book as there has never been anyone that had a better childhood than my brothers and me. To start out , in my lifetime I have never known any two people more in love with each other than Mother and Dad. They carried each other on a pedestal and their example was something that we all cherished for our lifetime. We lost Dad at a very early age and at the time we were milking forty cows and Mother said that Dad could have left us a gold mine and we would still have to work it. Every time Mother thought one of us boys had a little too much time on our hands she would buy ten more cows. Always ten at a time because that's how many that would go on the truck that we had at the time. Didn't ever want to express the desire to play sports else there would be more cows to milk. To fit in with the football game today Dad would always say "Their is nothing less beneficial to the betterment of mankind than the outcome of a sporting event." By the way I cannot say I was the easiest son to raise as we had a hundred cows on the farm when I graduated from high school. Mother, Dad and both brothers are now gone. May God bless them all. Tom


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