Hey Dad!
Like Mr. Rogers says, "There are many ways to say I love you."
There's a new community center being built in my town. Just after construction began last month, the coordinator of the project was sent to England for two months of training and education. Sounds like fun, right? Not when you have to leave your wife and three kids at home.
This dad keeps in touch with his family through email, videos, and pictures, of course. He also checks daily on the progress of the community center through a live webcam.
Last week his kids sent him a special message through that webcam for the whole world to see. Imagine his surprise and elation when he saw this amidst the construction...
There's a new community center being built in my town. Just after construction began last month, the coordinator of the project was sent to England for two months of training and education. Sounds like fun, right? Not when you have to leave your wife and three kids at home.
This dad keeps in touch with his family through email, videos, and pictures, of course. He also checks daily on the progress of the community center through a live webcam.
Last week his kids sent him a special message through that webcam for the whole world to see. Imagine his surprise and elation when he saw this amidst the construction...
Permalink posted by Phil at 1:41 PM
6 Comments:
Now that's nice.
A friend of mine's dad wrote a happy birthday message for his wife in weedkiller on our school playing field (which they could see from their house on the other side of the valley).
Nice, but not so nice.
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That's so prescious
I saw that sign, but didn't know the story behind it. How cool!
That's just great! Wondering if Google Earth picked it up? We can see parked cars in our drive way through Google Earth.
wonder why that wasn't on the news something nice for a change totally neat
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