The Clock Will Strike Midnight Guys Before You Know It
Posted: Thursday, May 28, 2009
by Dwayne ONeil
http://www.just-my-kids-dad.net
Young and old children alike will do just about anything to stall bedtime. I really think that children are born as pros at that. I recently heard an interview with a Christian singer and writer Steven Curtis Chapman. He wrote a song called Cinderella'. The song brings me to tears almost every time, because it focuses on his little girls.
He got down in his office and realized that someday those little girls were going to leave. They will grow up and marry and he won't have these precious moments he has no to enjoy and edify them. That night he wrote the song Cinderella'.
The song is about the stages in a girl's life. She desperately wants dad to be there every step of the way. The song revolves around the little girl learning how to dance. Asking dad to danceas a little girl, a teenager going to her first prom and a young lady just about to be married.
About a year ago I remember one Sunday. We were at church. Services were about to start. I don't know why but I happened to look at my older daughter, at the time she was likely 10 years old but she is SO DARN pretty. Anyway a thought came to mind, some day, some guy will love that little as much as meI started to cry, because it is hard for me to imagine that.
I have created a Special Report about how to be the best dad you can be. Go now and download this free report at: www.just-my-kids-dad.net . Don't let those moments slip away guys. You don't get them back!
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Top-level comments on this article: (1 total)Hi Dwayne, this song makes me cry everytime as well. My husband is a sucker for it too. Also, Butterfly kisses and the country song, My Little girl. It's great to hear a father encourage other dad's to slow down and relish the time he has with his daughter/s. It does make a difference in what kind of young lady they become and what kind of man they choose.Keep up the good work.As far as writing, I would suggest going through and editing the typos in this piece. This piece is good, but I think it could be excellent if it read a little smoother. It's just a suggestion :-) God Bless you and thank you again for being a mouth piece for other men. Great title, by the way! TeresaThank you Teresa for your comment. I know far too many men who have accepted the lie that their biggest job in life is to spend all their prime time at work making money. I have written other articles that pretain to how we give in to this lie subconciously. It leaves us men feeling more guilty until we do it long enough and begin to think it is normal. To your kids life with out daddy IS NOT NORMAL! With some different choices dad can still make enough money and spend quality time at home. There is no time like the present to start something new.
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