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Dear Daddy, you should know


There isn't a soul on this dunya, that can be compared to you You're our soild rock, that carry us through No matter how hard I try, to even deny- my favorite food would be- your beef stew. There's no need to debate-you are simply great! When it comes to being a father I consider you to be extremely au fait. There isn't a soul on this dunya, that can be compared to you Nobody alive or dead can fit in your shoe If we lose you, our entire family will lose it's glue Without you in our life we'll have a blank view Everything that was once life would automatically become, see through. You've taught us so much-about life in general. I swear sometimes you better then demerol I love you Daddy I'm so sorry for being a little bratty But honestly you make me so happy, even when you call me poppy..
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Aamirah Davids

Age: 22 Hobbies: Reading, puzzles, long walks, baking, cycling & dancing. Star Sign: Aries Biggest accomplishment: Independence Worst Fear: Failure Pet peeves: Littering, chewing loudly, sweaty smell, talking during movies & leaving clothes on the floor. Phobias: Feet touching my feet, fear of flying insects & fear of having bad breath. Mission in life: To spread more happiness wherever I go and provide shelter to all stray animals and lost kids. Quirky Fact: I really wanted to be a marine biologists. Dog and Cat lover.

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