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Great Story I teared up
Thanks for sharing! I love seeing fathers like phillip!
The eye of the photographer, something that moved you emotionally, and pen of the ready writer. Thanks again for DCW.
…let’s see
…what would be the best color for Ken Davis?
…and how about a boa constrictor neck rest, say in lime green and glowing purple with an orange speedo…on the neck thing…not you, Mr. Davis
…loved the story
LOVE THIS, Thanks for sharing. Love Dad’s who love their children and will do these kind of things just to show how important they are.
Haha… what a wonderful story. Had a good laugh with that. I doubt any South African would go out in public looking like that! It’s just funny. I had a box of grapes with me at the airport once, you should have seen the stares i got with that… so just imagine Pink Piggy in SA!! haha. Love your comedy Ken!!
KEN,
Thank you for that wonderful story I wonder how many christians was setting in judgement before knowing the facts.
Sue
This man is my hero. First because he had the nerve to wear my FAVORITE color in public. Second, because he is such an amazing daddy!
Great story. Anybody can be a dad but, it takes someone special like Phillip to be a Daddy.
I wish I had been a better dad! I was way to interested in career. I am trying to do it differently with my grandchildren.