My Daddy
As most of you know, my dad is out of the country a lot. During each business trip, he's always traveling between China, HK and Malaysia, his schedule is very hectic and stressful. Even though he's always half way across the globe, he continues to care for the family no matter where he is. Even though we each have our own lives when he's in Montreal, we don't really talk a lot about what's happening in each of our lives, I'm always out, he's always out, he'd be asleep when I get home... you can say we're not close at all, unlike the CHAN family (guys, you do NOT have to tell your parents everything that's going on in other people's lives haha!!). When I was young, every time we say goodbye to him at the airport, I'd cry. Even till this day... well I tear, I don't "cry" anymore. Last time I teared at the airport was back in January.
Throughout the past year or two, my dad and I have grown to be very close. Because of my wedding and mostly because of our businesses, we started sharing with each other more. I constantly thank God for that. It's amazing what God has done. Whoever thought the business aspect in our lives would bring us closer together? Because we're both in business, he understands the stress I go through everyday even though I have never once told him (or other people for that matter) how stressful I am, yet somehow, he knew. He started emailing me everyday with Bible verses and his thoughts and how God comes through for him every time he faces a huge obstacle or business failure. He knows I am lazy to open my Bible to do my devotions, so every morning, when I check my email, he will have an email waiting for me with devotions so I have no excuse not to read it.
Here's part of what he sent me this morning:
Following the short devotion, he wrote to me in details how he goes through each and everyday drawing strength from God. My dad really does reflect our Heavenly Father. He is such a great example to me.
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