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I Forgive You For The Fishing Channel

for a year,

I have learned to accept

new additions,

to my family.

 

I have learned to appreciate

Mom, my life, and you.

 

You have taught me,

diplomacy,

in the face of Mom's hormones.

 

You have helped me,

learn to be happier,

and to not let myself sink.

 

You have made me laugh,

at nothing.

 

As far as Step Dad's go,

I never thought I would have one.

(Well one that I could call "dad"

anyway.)

 

But I figure,

your pretty much,

the winning lotto ticket,

in the step-dad lottery.

 

I Love You Dad....

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andrea
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Published
Jun 19, 2010
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