I love you Tata

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My father separated from my mum when we were young …but he never remarried..he took care of my siblings and me..we were his number one choice. He has not only been a father but a best friend, and a role model too.


As a kid, he always came home with something special for us that we had taken long without 
eating or even drinking, it could be bread, milk, or sweets😂. He surprised us with clothes, no matter how hard it was for him, he kept telling us how we should always lean on him for anything we wanted.

Even when I am sad he can tell me,  as long as he's alive I should never worry,  there was a time I lost my laptop and I was crying but rather than shouting at me, he took me to a private place and told me" no matter how hurt you are, you should never show everyone because most people don’t care they will just laugh at you"…

My father is the reason I love Christmas..he made sure we have the best Christmas when we were kids. We ate delicious food, enjoyed our visits to the zoo, and looked forward to wearing our new Christmas clothes which he had bought for us.

My siblings and I have grown up, but up to now, Daddy still buys us Christmas clothes or gives us money to buy our Christmas clothes 😂😂🙈😂😂😂

Daddy has taught me how to appreciate life, be patient, and stay strong, he has been there from day one, I will always remember what you have taught me, am the luckiest to have you as my father, and will always appreciate your love your care and most importantly your time, thank you, Tata.

Agasha Antinet
Uganda.


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  1. AnonymousJuly 3, 2023 at 7:06 AM

    Thanks for appreciation era remain resistant for future expectation.

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