The best moments on instagram are those moments that bring a smile and a sense of happiness. We are constantly talking about the people and the things that make us happy with our social media platforms. Sometimes we forget to smile and the world smiles back.

If we look back on the year 2016, we can say it’s been an exceptionally great year for a lot of people. But for me, 2016 was about all of the people I’ve met and met again. I met so many wonderful people and I’ve met some amazing people. I’ve been in a lot of good relationships and I’ve been to a lot of cool places.

2016 was also one of the years Ive been able to finally realize how much Ive missed the blogging community. Ive been a part of a lot of groups and blogs but Ive only been able to log in for a couple of months. Ive also made some great friendships and have some fantastic acquaintances. 2016 was a year of life and death. Ive had a lot of bad, sad, painful, depressing days.

The only thing I can remember is a day in the summer where I woke up in the middle of the night to the sound of a helicopter landing in my backyard. That was probably the last time I let my guard down. Ive never really had a good sense of who I am. Ive always been too afraid to get too close. 2016 changed that. Ive started to believe that I am good enough. Ive started to believe that I can be happy.

Last year I spent my birthday in the UK. That was a very special day because I got to see my dad for the first time in 11 years. It was a very surreal and exciting experience. It was also a year that my dad started seeing a psychiatrist. He started seeing him when he was in his early forties and he was diagnosed with dementia earlier this year.

I think my dad was quite happy with his new situation and I think I was too. I mean, we can’t deny that he was getting a lot older and I was starting to see that he was losing his sight, but in general, I can’t complain too much that Ive gotten to see him a lot more these past few years.

There is so much talk about being a good dad, but that’s what we’re trying to do, not trying to get it out of your head. We’re still trying to find out why I should be a good dad, but we’re not sure what the right path is.

I got more than a few questions about my dad when I was younger. I was able to answer a few of them with some context, but I also had a bit of a bad rap as a kid, and I had to explain a few things. For instance, my dad always used to say, “What kind of dad would I be if I didn’t love my kids?” which I think is a very good message for all parents to pass along.

I was not able to take a very long break even after some of the questions I was given. I just kept on going. I was still frustrated. I guess that’s why I was a little bit upset.

My mom is an idiot and I’m not, I’m okay with it… I was trying my best to keep her busy. My dad also used to say, No matter what the time is when you’re trying to get a good laugh out of an idiot, you never know what time it will be… if you’re trying to get an answer they never know…