3.24- On the week of Sheila’s parents anniversary.
3.24- On the week of Sheila’s parents anniversary. Taxi driver :“Are you a good dad?” Pretend rich guy London utilities trader: “Yeah, I’m the best. I keep a roof over their head, I give them the best of everything. And I’ve never laid a hand in them, never would. Taxi driver: “That’s the bare minimum mate. Don’t pat yourself on the back for that.” The Nest, Sean Durkin This part of the movie moved my heart as I reflected on my life and its blessings. This week I remembered the anniversary of Ralph and Gladys Self who both had been moved to heaven by 2011. They had high standards of what good family life was to be. Ralph was a hard worker at anything he did. He and Gladys grew up in the farm fields north of Paris, Texas in Lamar county, Texas. Direct, Tiger Town. Visits to the big city of Paris on weekends. Maybe a quarter for a movie on Saturday night. They married young and in love. She left the work at the soda fountain and after graduating from community college they moved to ...