Thanks Dad for making me feel important to you and to the world.

Thanks for helping me believe that I get to wear something out.
Thank you for changing my bad mood and let me live next to you, finding dreams and achievements made.
Thanks for coming along the road with me, teaching me potholes and slippery terrain. Where every time I fell I learned to get up and never stop.

Please notice the time could do things on my own good, but without abandoning altogether.
Thanks for always being there, across the phone, in a place where you always find them and where I can always ask your advice, a hug, a hand, or simply where you always find in the center of my heart.
Dad, you are my champion, the best and be more humble in the world.

Thanks for your safety and wisdom, yet I have this when I tell my friends, "my father says ..." or
"Yes it's true, I would have said my dad," and that sometimes do not have the reason.

All that education still have this and I ask please that you remain still and always my teacher and my friend.