Passing the torch to the next generation

The final post:

I have been going through my cycle of emotions following my Father's death.  I had to step-up into the role of leader and provider for my family.  I never knew the amount of responsibility that laid on the shoulders of my Dad, but I know now!

Despite what the doctors said, my Dad out lived their predictions because he had to hang on to take care of us.  I feel like my Dad was truly a living Goku from DBZ. He stayed around until he knew it was okay to pass the torch to the next generation.

Dad, I want you to know...I understand everything, and I will spend the rest of my life living the dream you had for me.  I will make something out of my life, and I will make a positive impact on the world just as you did. I will own a business, be president, and global leader.  This is my declaration to try hard.    Thank you and I love you Daddy.


To my fans:

I'm older, wiser, been through things/events that changed me for the better.  I'm no longer a kid anymore.  With that being said, it's time I move on to bigger and better things.

I'll be 30 in a few months...it's time I packed up my video games and faced the world as a man that must take up responsibilities as a family leader.

For my fans, I would like to say thank you for supporting me for these past 4 years.  Reviewing my demographically reports..my biggest viewership is in Europe and South America, so I know I influenced the world in some way.

I have some good memories of making sure Link saved Princess Zelda, Solid Snake stopped WW3, Cloud being that hero Tifa waited for and even dancing with Micheal Jackson in my living room to Thriller.

Don't be sad fans, I may be leaving you for now...but who knows...I may be back someday.  Until then, you guys keep your heads up, and I challenge the next generation of writers/gamers to take up the digital pen and let the world know your interests and opinions.  Never be ashamed to say you are a geek, like video games/anime or a blogger.

In the famous worlds of my Dad and Frank Sinatra..."Many may criticized me, many may have laughed at me, but at least I can say, I did it my way:)