Phoenixpower
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ORIGINAL: lronitulstahp i admit it, phoenix...what you wrote about your granny touched my heart. I admit you are welcome. I admit, in regards to bunnys previous question, reg. how people deal with it, it wasn't easy to see granny leaving but it helped me a lot to see her after she was gone, as there she had a little smile on her face, which convinced me that she left in peace. I admit I do miss her often but treasure the time I had with her, instead of focusing on the loss. I admit I do hope, now with moving all my stuff out of my parents house once I found my next landlord, to find the childrens bible again which she had used with me when I was a kid... I admit these days I would treasure it a lot, and just hope that I did not bin it as a kid I admit one of the good night prayers in there I still know to a huge part as I read this one often with granny, at times when I stayed over at her house. I admit mum gave me 2 rings from granny, during my last trip home, which I decided to wear once I am back home for good...as I don't want to risk to potentially lose them over here... I admit they are quite big, as granny had thick fingers (likely caused from all the meds she was taking) but I don't mind to wear them on my middle finger and/or index finger I admit I feel blessed that I had the grandparents which I had (from mums side) as I couldn't have asked for better ones
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