Sunday, June 21, 2009

Happy Fathers Day babe.


When a single mom goes out on a date with somebody new
It always winds up feeling more like a job interview
My momma used to wonder if she'd ever meet someone
Who wouldn't find out about me and then turn around and run





I met the man I call my dad when I was five years old
He took my mom out to a movie and for once I got to go
A few months later I remember lying there in bed
I overheard him pop the question and prayed that she'd say yes




And then all of a sudden
Oh, it seemed so strange to me
How we went from something's missing
To a family




Lookin' back all I can say
About all the things he did for me
Is I hope I'm at least half the dad
That he didn't have to be















Yeah, I hope I'm at least half the dad
That he didn't have to be
Because he didn't have to be
You know he didn't have to be.



-Brad Paisley

10 comments:

Crystal said...

That is such a sweet song. I love all of the pictures, such a happy family :-)

Breigh said...

awww so sweet :) But... did you really let him out of the house with socks in his flipflops?! :O

Anonymous said...

I love that song. I think it's every stepparent's theme song. It always makes me cry. Btw, your pictures are awesome. happy father's day, jason

NEVER AGAIN said...

I love the last picture the best. Happy Father's Day.

Kimberly Vanderhorst said...

That just made me all teary, thinking of how amazing Jason has been for you guys, and how lucky you ALL are to have each other. That last photo is beyond beautiful.

Patience said...

WoW!

I mean . . . WoW!!!

Anonymous said...

Wow very very nice!!!! Love all the pics!

Aymee said...

Kinda funny... I had Brad Paisley playing in the background while reading this... too bad it was "Alcohol". LOL But seriously, it's always so wonderful to hear a story like this, a man (or woman) taking in and loving kids that aren't their own and treating them like they were. :) Congrats.

CPA Mom said...

now this is lovely!

PaintedPromise said...

YAY!!! i'm lucky too... ain't it grand?