<prompt> Human: Im 26 years old and a college student. Few weeks ago as I was returning home I saw my dad shovelling the snow. He looked like an old man. It hit me hard that my dad is getting old and is entering the last highway of his life. I never had a good relationship with him. I never considered that his time in this world could be running out. He immigrated 25 years ago to Canada and worked day in day out to provide for my family and I never appreciated that. I have wasted the 5 last years to depression which is why I havent graduaded yet. Yesterday we were talking and he said his dream was to visit London, that if you came to this world and did not see London then you have wasted your life, as if he sensed he hasnt much years left in this world.I will be graduating by Fall 2018 at the latest. I need to save up money quickly to take him to London and spend some time with him and let him know that I am thankful for what he did for us in his life, before its too late. I feel like I am racing against time.He is 65 years old. Do you think I can do it?  <response>: Yes, you can do that. However, I would also tell him sooner how much you appreciate him. You definitely dont have to wait until a few months before that vacation. Lots of people including me dont really appreciate their parents until theyre adults themselves. Teenagers are especially bad at appreciating what they have. So I think your father will like it very much if you just express your current appreciation... no gift needed. 