FOR WHAT ITS WORTH

Hmm ... this music video was blocked on my February 11th Blog Post.

So, I guess I will re-post it now, today.

Watching Steven Still's fancy footwork cut a rug, I can, in my mind’s eye see Bob when we went dancing :-D

Two different songs … two different musicians to entertain the 2 of us – My husband liked Steven Stills; I liked Neil Young.

Our daughter told me in February that she cried when ‘For What It’s Worth’ (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gp5JCrSXkJY) came on the radio the other day. She said she remembers her Dad singing that song in the car when the track came on. She misses him.

We all miss him.

WE MISS YOU BABE - ESPECIALLY TODAY

Bob was a marrying man.

He was a family man who truly enjoyed being a husband, a father, and a grandfather.

He would have loved to have had the chance to be a great-grandfather.

Being surrounded by children was as natural to him as breathing ... little kids just naturally flocked to him and basked in his presence. I used to kid him that he was "the piped piper of the littles".

While we, together, only had one child (Bob wanted 6, and there are legit personal reasons I made the (1!) choice), seeing Bob with a child on his lap and a smile on his face was one of the most beautiful memories I have. We always had children in our lives and in our home 24/7/365 ... at one point we had a dozen; all under the age of 10 years old - before the state got involved and insisted we get a foster license: THAT license did not last long - we handed it back and went back to what worked best for us and the kids we took in without their interference's.

We had been enjoying our life and our grandchildren before Candy & Ron's 2018 insanity that killed Bob and stole our family's future 
(https://jeastofeden.blogspot.com/2018/12/goodbye-2018-welcome-2019.html).

Our littlest one misses his grandpa every day.

Our grown grandchildren miss their grandpa every day - specifically today.

Our grown children miss their dad.

And I miss my husband every day - specifically today.

Bob gave everyone unconditional love and 1-on-1 attention.

Bob was love personified.