My earliest memories of Daddy.
We'd sit in the bathtub, singing loudly, and splashing Mum if she dared hurry us.
He taught me to wash my hair without getting shampoo into my eyes.
He taught me to light the gas stove, ride a bicycle and cook chicken biryani!
Daddy taught me to stand up for what I believe in, even if it meant I stood alone.
He gave me the confidence to conquer the world. He assured me that, should I fall, he would be there to help me get up again.
He taught me to walk away from a bad relationship, regardless of what the world said.
He taught me to be a woman in a man's world and to be proud of it.
I know that, no matter how old I am, I will always be his little princess. There will always be a place on his knee that belongs only to me.
Thank you, Daddy, for being the one man who has loved me unconditionally for 25 years.
He has always been there with me.
Whenever I needed to boost my confidence, Dad praised me so much that all my fears disappeared. It is his confidence in me that has made me such a smart, confident and modest girl.
I like experimenting with new things. I always take Dad in confidence, so I know am not doing anything wrong.
Dad always sits beside me when I am not well. When I used to have fever, I slept peacefully while he stayed awake. The first thing I saw when I opened my eyes was Dad's smiling face.
I see his reflection in my personality and feel proud I am daughter of a self-made man. Love you PAPA :)
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