David S. Dawson

Baby Sean’s First Video

Baby Sean’s First Video!

More things I’ll never forget

Singing with Alissa at our Christmas Karaoke party.
Seeing baby Kale (1 yr. old) gently nurse his older brother Mikey (6 yr. old) who was feeling sick.
The look on Alissa’s face when she broke up with me. That was devestating.

I also sang on the cruise…

In fact, I made it to the PopStar Finals show on the last day of the cruise. Here’s the performance from the final and one of my competition nights:

It was a special treat to get to perform in front of a crowd with my Mom watching. It was like a dream come true for her, [...]

My Mom Sang on the Cruise – Crazy

My Mom sang Crazy on our cruise. It was the first time I’d seen her perform publicly since the 1990’s. She was amazing. Such a natural performer.
I love you Mom!

9.11 – Never Forget

I have my own feelings about 9.11. They don’t necessarily jibe with the viewpoints of a number of my friends. My visit to Ground Zero in 2007 was incredibly sad and moving. I had to find a bench at one point to sit down on because my knees were buckling and tears were coming from [...]

More special items…

I don’t ever want to forget how I got the giggles after the first time Alissa and I kissed.
I don’t want to forget seeing my Dad get teary eyed when Michael was born. Or when he walked Laura down the aisle.
I don’t want to forget how it felt to get through my first night acting [...]

Deep Things

I don’t ever want to forget how strong I knew my sisters were when they spoke at Dad’s funeral.
How my Dad used to hold our hands every chance he got.
The way Alissa laughs.
Mikey Logan singing Star Wars and Indiana Jones themes.
Aiden always repeating words at you until you say it back.
Aiden calling my weight machine [...]

Things I’ll Never Forget

This section of the blogs is a “stream of consciousness” sort of thing. I’m just going to use this section to post brief little thoughts of the things in my life I don’t ever want to forget.
I don’t know how much fun this will be to read, but it should be interesting. At least to [...]

My initial list of things I don’t want to ever forget

Playing catch with my father and the way he would always strike weird poses and throw the ball funny.
Learning to play soccer with my Dad in the backyard of our house in Ohio. He was reading from a book, “How to teach soccer” or something like that.
My Mom singing… anything at all.
The look of the [...]