Importance of family time....Food for thought

Daddy has been busy with work and relieving stress which made him to come around 11pm. one day his 5 yr old son waits for him:

Son: How was work daddy?
Daddy: What are you still doing at this time of the nyt?
Son: was keen to know how much yo jobs pays u per hour?
Dad: That only, u should have waited till morning, well i am paid $50 per hour son
Son: daddy can you lend me 25 bucks.
Daddy shouting: What? Why the large amount? What do you want is for?

Son walks out to his bedroom....after sometime of thinking daddy goes to son room

Daddy: Young man that`s a lot of money but for only today I will give you.

Son receives the 25 bucks and pushes the pillow at his side. A couple of dollars spills of adding it to what daddy had given him

Daddy shouts: you have loads of money already and asks for mo
Son: well Daddy I have 50 bucks, can i buy an hour from u to have you tomorrow for dinner only?

Spent more time with your children, imagine wat goes on in the mind of yo kidz uchiuya paden mangwana. Family time is more important than loads of money we can make.

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