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40 reasons my dad is awesome


  1. He drove me to flute lessons in Sugar House for years-cheerfully
  2. He is not afraid to embarrass me
  3. He loves to provide for my family
  4. He loves to travel
  5. He trusts me
  6. He is good at one-on-one time
  7. He doesn't complain about going to work
  8. He loves Christmas and Christmas shopping
  9. He is good with technology
  10. He raises, loves and supports seven kids!
  11. He loves my mom
  12. He's funny
  13. He teases
  14. He will willingly drive you wherever you want to go
  15. If it's important to you, it's important to him
  16. He has lots of energy and a big smile when he comes home from work
  17. He brings me lunch at school sometimes
  18. He is good at fashion
  19. His favorite book is Les Mis
  20. He graduated Law School
  21. He makes birthdays really special
  22. He has a good relationship with his in-laws
  23. His closet is really organized
  24. He served a mission
  25. We had a secret handshake when I was little
  26. He wants me to go on a mission
  27. He goes to church
  28. He is really nice and thoughtful to his parents
  29. He made up an outrageous nickname for me
  30. He wants me to go to college and tells me I can't get married til I'm twenty-five
  31. He's funny
  32. He just goes with the flow. (Like yesterday when he came home to sixteen kids at our house)
  33. He holds the priesthood
  34. He poses for pictures
  35. He waited his way through law school 
  36. He is planning a trip to New York with Ari and Freestone
  37. He's always ready to go to "the ranch" in Park City
  38. He bought me an amethyst ring for me on my seventeenth birthday 
  39. His favorite color is green and he let me earn money by mowing the lawn at his office
  40. He has good taste in music

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  1. Ya, your dad is pretty darn awesome. You forgot to say how he tears up at the littlest thing. :)

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