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Those who do
Posted On 01/07/2009 23:58:39 by nitro

I went to visit my brother who is sick on Sunday after Christmas. He is no better. He has lost some of his breathing capability. But still his chipper self!

He had a shirt on that made me do a lot of thinking. It says.."He who does cannot explain...He who doesnt cannot understand".

This inspired me to write this.

I know a lady who gets out of bed every day with a smile on her face.

She takes time to call and ask me if I am O.K.,never complaining about her health or problems.

She invites me over for a cup of coffee, hot biscuits and fried apples. What a treat!

She always inquires if everyone is O.K.

She lives alone and seldom asks for help.

This wonderful lady is my Mother. She is 83 years old.

If you ask her why she does this, she would just smile and say....Oh I cant explain it, it just makes me feel like I am doing something good.

She cannnot explain how she knows if something is wrong. She cannot explain how she knows something is going to happen....She just knows.

If you do not have this kind of love, then you cannot understand it.

I was a bit of a rebel in my younger days. I did not understand and everything was just a punishment as far as I was concerned.

Not every one has someone so wonderful to guide them. She saw something in me (even when I was not good) that she thought was worth her time and effort and for that I will always be grateful.

When you see someone who doesnt "do", help them to understand.  nitro

 



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01/09/2009 20:39:38


IslandBoomer wrote:
You are so right! I am assuming that your Mom is gone? Is your Father living?


My mother was the same, I guess all mothers have that instinct, that willingness to give and do good without expecting anything in return... We should all be like that and follow their example...




Thanks Linda! Love you!




Pedro




01/09/2009 20:29:16


MonkeyButt wrote:
I do! She is currently away, staying with my brother and I miss her so much. But I call her or she calls me every day. I am so blessed to still have her. And even though she broke her hip at age 80, has stints in her artery and a pacemaker, she is the picture of health! Gets around very good except for an occasional bout with her back. I am so glad she can do what she wants still. 


Have a great week end. nitro


You're blessed to have a mother that pleasant! Enjoy it!




01/08/2009 13:06:31

You're blessed to have a mother that pleasant! Enjoy it!



01/08/2009 11:35:42


starrylane wrote:
I hope she does to.


Lovely!




If I live long enough to reach 83, I hope my daughter will feel the same way about me.




01/08/2009 10:02:10

My mother was the same, I guess all mothers have that instinct, that willingness to give and do good without expecting anything in return... We should all be like that and follow their example...


Thanks Linda! Love you!


Pedro



01/08/2009 08:16:27

Nitro my comment is simply it is a Mother's love.  I sometimes don't know myself how I know what I know when it comes to my family.  My sick daughter who has been in the hospital for two years gets a kick of how I know just when to be there or call her on her bad days and wants to give up.  I just simply say It is a mother's love. 





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