Livinglovelylife: 2011

Sunday 22 May 2011

it's aLL about youh PAPA!

I have had a teacher who looks smart n steady young man even on his 45th !<3

I have had a teacher who speaks 5 languages fluently.<3

I have had a teacher with a degree !:))

I have had a teacher who had been praised & respected by everyone !<3

Yet, the most influential teacher in my life was my Dad.:))

My Dad taught me how to tie my shoes, how to wire a receptacle, and how to replace the alternator in my car.:D

He taught me how to bait a hook, cast a line, and gut a fish.

He taught me that getting stitches in my chin is easier when you have someone’s hand to squeeze.

My Dad taught me to ride a bicycle and how to drive a car.

He taught me how to back-up a trailer and how to roll a sleeping bag really tight.

He taught me that a look of disappointment could be a much worse punishment than a wooden spoon.

He taught me about ailerons, flaps, uplift, and touch and gos.

My Dad taught me how to read a map, read an auto repair manual, and read the edge of Mosquito Road even in the fog.<3

He tried to teach me algebra, but I gave up on it.

My Dad taught me to play the guitar, how to put backspin on the cue ball, and why I needed to clean the distributor cap.

He taught me that the journey can be just as fun at the intended destination.

My Dad taught me that enjoying your work is more important than promotions and prestige.

He taught me how to shingle a roof, how to earn a buck by stripping and recycling copper wire, and that a sandwich of canned black olives is not something a kid can appreciate.

He taught me how to use a camera, how to play with a dog, and how to respest the elderly ones !

He taught me how to behave in a good manner !

My Dad taught me not to make ridiculous threats that you don’t intend to follow through on – especially if the guy is bigger than him and flushing a head in the toilet is harder than it sounds.

He taught me that man can live on bran muffins for breakfast for eight years without complaining.

He taught me that completing a job you can be proud of is worth more than the paycheck.

My Dad taught me that you’re never too old to learn Morris Code.!

He taught me that it is possible for a man of few words to make a lasting impression on people’s lives – through his deeds and his character.:)

And the last I saw him was today morning !!hE tot me to study SMART not HARD !:))

My Dad, through his example, taught me that experiential education is more important than any lecture. And that the best teacher acts as a coach during the learning process and not a know-it-all expounding inflexible answers.;)

Although my Dad was a hard working, but he's just a Senior Manager(TechnicaL Services)at Sunway Pyramid with a degree !!!!! I would not have a happy & lovely life like m living now !<3

ILOVEYOUHLOTSAPAPA!
YOU'RE MY HERO !
MWAHXXX :))

~lovess~
Zeerasha Shree <3 !