Time for what's most important

I just read this on a friend's blog and really liked it:

"Loving relationships develop best as fathers take time to play, laugh, work, read, pray, talk, walk, and engage in other wholesome family activities with their children. Parents often must plan and schedule these activities; they likely will not happen very often by coincidence. In fact, children grow up so quickly that if parents do not look for opportunities to change and adapt, to spend time with their children, precious opportunities may be missed" (Jerry Harris, "Becoming an Influential Father" Ensign February 2010).