A dad sitting in his car talks about his kids heading to camp and a Michigan trip. He celebrated Father's Day early, and while he'll miss them, he's grateful for who they are. He mentions using Skype and cell phones to stay connected while they're away.
Good morning, everyone. Here is your moment of yes for today from the comfy confines of my car. How's everyone doing? Happy Monday morning to you. My moment of yes for today is simple but powerful, and that's gratitude. And you know, I think we should have gratitude as one of our moments of yes probably once a week, if not every day. But I'm reminded of it today as I as I sadly. Say goodbye to the family who will be heading to camp this week and then up to Michigan after that. So it's going to be a good month and a half before seeing the kiddos especially, and I'll see Hollister a little sooner than that. But just it's just feeling so much so much gratitude even beyond the sadness. Obviously sadness of not seeing them here for a while, but gratitude for just how How wonderful they are, how much I love them. The fact that yesterday they we celebrated Father's Day early because because they won't be around me on Father's Day, and just so much joy and gratitude and selfless appreciation for for who they are as people. So just feeling a tremendous amount of gratitude today, and knowing that they're going to have a great time. Holland, Trinity, Shepherd, Hollister. And then I'm gonna miss you all, obviously, but thank God for technology and Skype and cell phones. And so moment of yes for today, everyone, it's just straight gratitude. And can we all express and just feel that deep sense of gratitude, not for what will be, but for what is right now? So love you all. That's your moment of gratitude for today. Have a wonderful day.
