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You are and always will be the number ONE guy in my life. Happy Birthday baba!!

I wanted to right this here only but then I thought my dad will never read it since he doesn't know anything about this blog. I decided to send an email to him. I don't know what is wrong with me with expressing my feelings. I have never said anything like this to either him or to my mom. I know they know I love them but I have never told them. 

Comments

Reza Mahani said…
Do they freely express their love and other feelings toward you?
Mine do not and I learned from them ...
March 15, 2011
Daisy said…
Not really. Although I feel they are becoming more softies as they are getting older. I think they always had this fear of spoiling us.
March 15, 2011
آنا said…
سلام دیزی جان
این پست رو دیر دیدم .بهش بگو چقدر دوستش داری من این فرصت رو از دست دادم و همیشه افسوس می خورم درسته که والدین ما از این حس ّ ِ ما آگاه هستن ولی گفتنش و ابرازش یه چیز دیگه هست .برای اونها و همچنین خودت بهترین ارزو ها رو دارم
March 18, 2011
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