My pops

Dad, you have been the best that you could be and I am thankful to have you. I will be leaving the country soon and this letter is for you only. Ever since I came in this world, you have always done your best to raise me with mom an its been a long road. I know I not the easiest child to raise but in the end you did it. I remember you teaching about defending my self in school and outside of home. You always told me, “ If someone hits you, hit them back as hard as you can.” I never forgot those words and it has helped me ever since. School wasn't easy but you helped me. You pushed me to be better and I became better. I never gave up, never backed down and always did my best to keep my head up high. Thank you for showing me this dad, or should I say 'Pops'. I never thought that I would become so much like you. It isn't a bad thing at all, it was just something that I did not expect. I remember the time when You were teaching me about how to change a tire in the backyard. That was fun and hard back then, but now its easy as eating and you know I can eat. The trips we had in the semi were always fun and amazing. The things I got to see, the animals I saw, the stores we went to. Those were some great times. The pawns shops were great to visit. The one in Oklahoma was always the best one to go to. They always had good instruments. Well this is what I wanted to tell you and that the time we had was great, I wanna do it again when I get back. See ya dad.

Sincerely, Chris.