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This card is from a daughter named Nani to her father for Father's Day. She acknowledges that while she and her siblings can sometimes act crazy, slow, fast, or needy, her father has always stuck by their side and given them a lift when needed. Nani wishes her father a happy Father's Day and sends her love.
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Fathers day 2013
- 1. To the best dad in the world...
- 2. We know sometimes we can be a little...
- 3. Crazy
- 4. Slow
- 5. F a s t
- 6. Or needy...
- 7. But thanks for always sticking by our side...
- 8. And giving us a lift when we need one.