Happy Fathers Day

There were two things that I thought I might get Ron for Fathers Day. One was a hedge trimmer- maybe something electric, that didn't require so much "elbow grease" as the clippers he already has. And something alittle better than the pair of scissors that he uses some times :) The other was a new chair for his desk. One might require alot of work and the other he could just relax in. Let's see, which one would a guy want? More work or more relaxing? Then when he paid the yard man (not the old yard man- because that was him :) but the new yard man, that he pays money for) to trim all of the bushes, he solved my problem. He was no longer in need of a hedge trimmer. (at least not for a few months) So...

Happy Fathers Day.

Now, my only problem is that most evenings, Ron is still sitting at his desk when I go to bed-- and that was with him sitting in a uncomfortable chair. Now, that he has this--he will probably never come to bed. lol

All jesting aside-- I have been counting my blessings recently for Ron and for the life that we have together. We are truly blessed and truly spoiled.
He is a great husband and father. He loves his children very much and has many reasons to be very proud of them. They give him the greatest fathers day gift each day in the way that they live their lives and treat their own families. Ron has worked very had for the past 34 years to provide very well for our family. We are very grateful for him. He is a righteous patriarch of our family and has a strong testimony of the gospel and love for his savior, Jesus Christ. What an amazing man he is- and we love him. ILYLT

PS- Here is the rest of the chair story. When I was getting ready to pay for the chair, the clerk asked me if I wanted an extended warranty on it. It would cost $19.95 and include free assembly. At first I said ,"Yes". But then I asked if I could take it with me that day. She said , "No, that it would be ready the next day". So I said, "I'll take it now, in the box." Then she said I could have the extended warranty for $7.95. Seems like, to me, that "free" assembly was going to cost me $12. :) :)

So, Ron had to put his own chair together. When I got home Friday evening- he was sitting at his desk, on the box, with the UNassembled chair still inside. lol