Eulogy For Father

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Today I will be writing about my father, and the many things he has taught me, both about myself, and life. Through my sixteen years on this earth, I have learned that parents are an extremely valuable source of life lessons, and advice. There are three things my dad has told me that have stayed with me to this day. The first being that women are crazy. Secondly that lying is the worst thing you can do to people. Last he taught me that you can achieve anything you set your mind to. Ever since I was little my dad has told me, “Women are crazy”. What I think he means by this, is that even though they are sweet and kind, if you do something to hurt them, they can turn as hot as a tea kettle. Over the years I have learned this lesson the hard

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