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15 April 2008.
The day I could not be Daddy's Little Girl anymore...
I miss you very much daddy. :') Very very much...
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| Photo sourced from here |
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The years looking after daddy were some of the most trying years as all of us had to juggle that and either school, work or studies.. Time pretty much stopped where we couldn't go far beyond the boundaries of Kuching and me being the one that pushed it the furthest with short trips to KL/Penang.
Yet, when I look back at those times, I only remember Joy and Love. Never once did bitterness creep into my memories and I believe it was then that my family were the closest with each other. :')
Asking myself, if I could turn back time, would I change a thing (and if I had the power to heal sickness as well). My answer would come quickly with a "NO".
Why?
Because, it was those trying times that pushed me to GROW. It was those trying times that pushed me to LOVE; and it was those trying times that pushed me to LIVE.
There is nothing else to do but to thank God above for the wonderful memories that He has allowed me to create with my awesome daddy. Thank you Heavenly Father for your love that enveloped my family in those hard times. It was because of Your Love that we were able to love each other.
I'll end this post with part of the lyrics from the song "It is well"...
But Lord, 'tis for Thee, for Thy coming we wait,
The sky, not the grave, is our goal;
Oh, trump of the angel! Oh, voice of the Lord!
Blessed hope, blessed rest of my soul.
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This section is tribute to daddy and to show a glimpse of the man that he was. My Hero. :)
1) A post on the Malay Mail's article.
2) Even when he fell sick, dad would faithfully go to church and encouraged the whole family to do the same.
3) A write up about the Borneo Post publication on my father's story (written when he was much younger and very healthy - trying to source the original story from a friend now)
4) Proof of my dad's achievement :) (scroll down to Javelin section).
5) From the perspective of an outsider who unexpectedly becomes a friend. Thank you Larry!
6) The article written by daddy's close friend.
7) An archive of my blog remembering daddy fondly.
8) This was the sport he loved and did well in :)
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I Love You, Daddy.
