Well, this is a special day for all dad's in the world. I would like to take this opportunity to say thanks to my Dad. I know some people may have lost parents, but the memories you do have still matter. Growing up, in a culture where status was very important, and how dad was well off or not. I thought as a young guy is SAJOSCOL that my Dad being in the U.S meant destiny was on my side, that no matter what, i would be successfully because my dad, uncle's were always going to provide. After moving from one borden school to another, wasting enough of my parents hard earned money, I know what a father really is. My dad once told me the only thing that would give him joy in this world, would be to see his sons treat people respectfully, and caringly regardless of their background. He took me during my first christmas holiday to a homeless shelter were we served soup to the homeless. i thought then, it was a waste of my time, but I know now what the meant. So on this day, I want to say, thanks dad, for teaching me some lesson I will carry out through out my life, and hopefully extend to those I meet along my life. If by any chance it helps change the life of one person, then I would be glad.

HAPPY FATHER'S DAY TO ALL DAD'S, AND THE NUMEROUS UNCLE'S WHO HAVE ALWAYS BEEN THERE TO SUPPORT.

Hopefully, you follow in their footsteps and treat the people around you especially the women, with respect and grace.

I know its late but really HAPPY FATHER'S DAY, especially to my young cameroonian men who are doing the right thing and standing by their women and being the "man" of the house.