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Enjoy every minute of it. The minutes go by fast. My son is turning 16 soon and my daughter is turning 8. I don’t know where the time has gone.
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I’m going to make the most of it; I admit that sometimes I get so worried about my obligations that the day is over in the blink of an eye. It’s tricky, but it’s truly amazing, even with so much to do.
I commented anonymously—sorry about that.
What was the hardest part for you? Or is it really just like a video game? A different boss for every level, haha.
I’ve been looking after my daughter—who is 1 year and 3 months old—since she turned one and her mother went back to work.
I stay home caring for her and working on my projects while she sleeps; I can assure you, it’s worth trying again.
I tried the first time around and was blindsided to discover that my ex-wife and I wanted different things...
It hurt a lot, but I kept going—just like you are doing now. It was worth it.
Now, I read and write from the couch, watching Mundo Bita while she plays with her toys; I can’t wait until I can tell her stories and teach her things I’ve learned through my own experience.
Anyway...
The best thing in the world is to love and be loved.
Just keep swimming!