Father's day felt a little extra special this year. With Clay's wind project that he's on, he works long hours 6 days a week, so every spare time we get to spend with him is cherished. Clay had his rotation weekend, which meant a big whopping four day weekend!
I don't want to write a super long post about how fabulous Clay is of a father, because we all know that he is :) But instead I'll do a top 5 list.
1. He comes home after work and still helps me do chores. Even after a 14+ hour day.
2. Takes care of Kort on the weekends to give me a break - and to spend time with him.
3. Did I mention he works super hard to support our family and provide for our needs/wants?
4. He trusts me with our finances :) (had to throw that one in there)
5. He loves the Lord more which in turn draws us closer to Him.
I could go on, but those are some of my favorites about him.
These are some wonderful men that I have married into the family of. We sure do miss Grandpa Fenton though. Dave is such a hard worker to provide for his family and is so kind to others and thoughtful. I'm thankful to have a father-in-law like him.
And how could I forgot my papi - papanawa :) I always told myself I had to marry someone just like him, and I'm pretty sure I did :) He is intelligent, kind, smart, hilarious, and the list goes on. I guess you could say I'm daddy's little girl.
I'm glad there's a special day to celebrate all the fathers in our lives. I wish I did better at celebrating it like a holiday, but at least I tried more this year :) ha ha I made Clay breakfast, we went to church, I let him take a nap, and he had some friends over that night for a bbq and watch the Thunder basketball game. It was nice that he could at least relax, especially having the next day off of work.
Clay had already gotten a grill for an early father's day present, so this is what he got from me. Just something simple, thanks to Pinterest :)
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