Thread: A Shocking Confession

OK, yes, I did it. I left work early today and spent the afternoon with a beautiful young lady on my arm




There are indeed many fine things in life but spending time with the grandkids is the best in my book. I think being a grandpa is far easier than being a dad.

You are blessed to have children and even more blessed to have grand children, Glad your enjoying them... From what I'm told most grandparents say they wish they could have skipped the kids and went straight to the grand kids. Gee i wonder why?

Life is short, let`s learn to love and enjoy because people "leave" so quickly....

Good for you Grand Dad! Shes beautiful!

I will skip work any day to hold my beloved Emily for even 10 minutes. You can neve get the time back and I dont want to leave this world thinking I should have held my daughter more, I should have told her she was beautiful more, I should have held her hand and kissed her more, I can not hug her enough and I am not ashamed lol I do it every chance I have!

One thing is certain, none of us will lay on our death bed wishing we had spent more time at work. As a younger man (a GI) my work and my life were one in the same. Now that I'm a bit older, work is a necessary evil but things like this are my life. There's miles of separation between the two. When it's time to work I'll give it 110% as I always have but it's equally important to stop and smell the roses. The memories I make for the people I love are my legacy and will live a long time after I'm gone. Work however, well, let's just say the day after I die or retire, they'll find someone else to do my job and my name will probably never be uttered there again.

Originally Posted by 1OldGI

One thing is certain, none of us will lay on our death bed wishing we had spent more time at work. As a younger man (a GI) my work and my life were one in the same. Now that I'm a bit older, work is a necessary evil but things like this are my life. There's miles of separation between the two. When it's time to work I'll give it 110% as I always have but it's equally important to stop and smell the roses. The memories I make for the people I love are my legacy and will live a long time after I'm gone. Work however, well, let's just say the day after I die or retire, they'll find someone else to do my job and my name will probably never be uttered there again.

so true and so wise. thanks for the reminder.