Thursday Thirteen~13 Incredible Things about Scott as a Dad

In light of Father's Day I thought I'd share some of the countless things that I love about Scott being Jackson's daddy.
1. His son adores him
2. He adores Jackson
3. He LOVES spending time with Jackson no matter how tired, grumpy, or busy he is
4. He will drop EVERYTHING for Jack
5. He is so proud of his son bragging about everything he can do
6. His face lights up with pride when he's with Jackson
7. He LOVES to make him smile/laugh
8. He teaches him everything from colors to baseball and gets so excited when Jack learns something he has taught him
9. He likes to snuggle with Jack and watch a movie
10. He lays with him at night if Jackson has trouble going down
11. He gives him a bath every night
12. He prays for him everyday
13. He couldn't imagine his life without Jack

Thank you, Scott, for loving our son unconditionally and without limits. You are an amazing father. I am in aw of you everyday. I cannot get enough of watching you and Jackson together! God has blessed me so richly!!! Thank you for being an extraordinary daddy!!! I love you and appreciate you more than words!

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