Fathers and Daughters

Every once in a while you see something that just stops you and leaves you in awe. This is one of those times. See more from Nicole Paris on her YouTube channel https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCSkZVT6Vupj7e9iIvROHV4Q

Marta C. Youngblood

September 29, 2015

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Every once in a while you see something that just stops you and leaves you in awe. This is one of those times.

See more from Nicole Paris on her YouTube channel

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCSkZVT6Vupj7e9iIvROHV4Q

4 responses to “Fathers and Daughters”

linda1512

October 1, 2015 at 10:14 pm

I LOVED THIS!!!!

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14christalone

October 13, 2015 at 3:11 pm

So , here’s the thing about this video. To me, it is not just a father and daughter doing something that they both clearly enjoy; rather it is a father and daughter doing something TOGETHER that they both clearly enjoy. As a father, I have to make it my business to enjoy the dance rehearsals and recitals, or the basketball games, or even just playing Trashcan with my oldest, because as time goes on faster and faster, my 10 year old will soon be 13, then 18, and then..gulp..married with kids of her own. I have to cherish these times now.

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1. Marta C. Youngblood
  
  October 13, 2015 at 3:48 pm
  
  I need you to insert college, travel, career and global domination somewhere ahead of marriage and kids, JB. LOL
  
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gabriellehayes79

October 14, 2015 at 5:37 pm

Dads are awesome! And she was better at it than he was. The student has become the master.

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Marta C. Youngblood

Writer • Producer • Story Architect Marta Collier-Youngblood is the creative force behind MartaGwyn Productions and TheWriteAddiction, platforms devoted to storytelling that uplifts, heals, and provokes reflection. A lifelong writer and cultural curator, Marta explores the intersections of identity, heritage, and imagination through projects that span fiction, fan narratives, social commentary, and multimedia production. Her works—often grounded in themes of belonging, transformation, and care—invite audiences to see themselves reflected in powerful new ways. From her acclaimed WriteAddiction storytelling platform to innovative collaborations that bridge art, education, and social justice, Marta’s creative vision champions authenticity and community connection. Whether crafting worlds inspired by Star Trek or reimagining Southern histories through her unique lens, she writes with an unshakable belief in the transformative power of story.

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