As one of three girls, we were always daddy's Valentines. He'd get mom flowers and chocolate, as well as special cards for all of us. We were the "queen and princesses" of the day. It was so cute to see that, though day is wheelchair bound and dealing with cancer these days, he still got a hold of my baby sister to make sure mom got her card, chocolates, and flowers today. He even told her, "Go to the florist, not the grocery store. Your mom deserves the best!" He couldn't sign the card himself, either, but my mom was like a teenager today, she was so excited. That's what love's about! It put a tear in my eye to see that at almost 47 years of marriage, health and other issues at hand, love survives.
Thursday, November 26, 2009
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Posted by Sat Feb 14, 2009 1:57pm PST
Report AbuseWow! You have one heck of a dad. I love to hear stories like that.
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Posted by Mon Feb 16, 2009 7:09pm PST
Report AbuseDear Teachergirl,
I can only hope that as my marriage gets older,we will not lose that romantic spirit. Valentines day is also our anniversary,so this year we had a late dinner. I was volunteering for the cancer marathon and
did not finish until 7pm.We went to my favorite restaurant and after dinner the waitress presented each woman with a long stemmed rose!!!! My anniversary present is a trip to Miami for the week-end. Love is such a wonderful thing!!!! Glad your parents have raised all of you to understand how important these little things are! To the "princess" of Shine.....hope you enjoyed my card!!!
Blessings,love and hugs!!!!
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Posted by Fri Feb 20, 2009 11:51am PST
Report AbuseAwesome!!! We should all be as lucky as your mom!! She has herself a wonderful man!! My regards to the family!!
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