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Happy Thanksgiving from America, Abel! . . .
. . . hope all is well with you, too.
On my way soon to our family holiday gathering, will share a photo or two on Food and Wine.
In the name of my Father
Dear Purists, dear Friends, I would like to share with you some personal feelings and memories, emotions and stories about my late Father, who left the family almost exactly 3 years ago. (If it is not allowed or if it is not in the proper topic here, plea...
Many thanks,
yes, his watches stay further in the family's posession as well as his legacy!
Merci bien, Mon Ami.
You know very well that the life of a criminal lawyer is not always easy...
What a nice tribute to your dad
A true Renaissance man! He would be proud how he still impacts you and is held in high regard.
Thank You very much!
Well, indeed, he could be described as a Renaissance man as well!
Wow! Very Nice Post.
Unfortunately, my dad passed a year ago this month and I can easily say for those that still have parents alive, you should cherish your time together. Life and time go by so fast and sometimes you don’t realize it till it’s too late. Thank you for your p...
Thank You, Vinnie, for your kind words!
My condolences for the lost of your father, I think a man will be man after the great moments of his life: after the birth of his child or a death of a family member. Both phenomenon are the greatest mysteries of life.
Many thanks for your kind words, Bill!
Well, indeed, we loved ourselves a lot although we speak about it very seldom.
Its worth emulating life story.
What's more important that you have recognised the virtues and values of your father and are trying to follow them. My best wishes and regards.
Such a beautiful post and loving tribute
There are times when I think my hobby is trivial, then I read something as moving as this tribute to your father and it see human connections and thread that watches create. Thanks for sharing and I am sure your father would have enjoyed seeing this post....
Thank you, Larry!
Yes, indeed, the human relationship is the most important also in the digitalized world!
Lost my Dad three years ago, too, Adam . . .
. . . and believe me, he shared many similarities with yours, although his taste in music started and stopped with classical. He couldn't understand my devotion to the Stones . . . it bothered him immensely that my life revolved around Stones tours. Well,...
Happy Thanksgiving from America, Abel! . . .
. . . hope all is well with you, too. On my way soon to our family holiday gathering, will share a photo or two on Food and Wine.
Many thanks, dear Art!
I think now your dad smiling about the Stones and you, having a tour again...
Hello Speedy74: Very touching homage to your Dad. I´m sure your father was very proud of you. So nice you keep those watches in your collection. I can easy understand that Rolex can...
... make you feel your Dad inside you when you wear it on your wrist. Thank you so much for sharing these moving, deep and personal memories with us. Best cordial regards, Abel
Many thanks for your kind words, dear Abel!
Yes, I can feel my father's power when one of his watches are on my wrist...
My big pleasure dear Speedy 74. I can well understand your feelings.
Keep enjoying these watches so much! Best, Abel
Sad to hear that. Hope all is better now.
My dad-in-law whom I respect a lot like you do to your dad, passed away 2 years back. Understood how you feel. I took a break frm online activity fr the 1st year and cut my hair “botak” fr 2 years in a row near the anniversary as a way to mourn. Your dad ...
