Beautiful right, and lovely tribute to your parents. Sometimes things happen for a reason in the strangest of ways. What’s mean to be, will be. I am sure your parents are watching over you and the rest of the world now. Wishing you a good week 🙂
I was so happy when they became Christians. My dad sent me their baptism pictures. I cried. My siblings and I prayed for them for 20 years before they became Christians.
Just as I reckoned. An ode. A remembrance. In a world where not everyone thinks of their parents in such a fond way, you still see yours with eyes filled with love, longing, and with hopeful assurance of sweet peace!
Of course we should not forget them. But hopefully the pain of loss eases with time and we can be happier when we remember all the good things about them.
It’s so hard losing ones parents. I miss mine so much after decades. I so wish they could see their grandchildren and great grandchildren. That’s why a care so much for mine.
Yes, I know. My son-in-law’s mom passed away last year. My daughter was sad that she didn’t live to see the grandchildren. They will start a family next year, hoping that their kids get to know us as grandparents!!
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Beautiful right, and lovely tribute to your parents. Sometimes things happen for a reason in the strangest of ways. What’s mean to be, will be. I am sure your parents are watching over you and the rest of the world now. Wishing you a good week 🙂
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Thank you so much, Mabel! Yes, they ceased all the suffering and now are n a better place!
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True eternal love! Sad and touching! They are sending their blessings from heven above! You are blessed!
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I was so happy when they became Christians. My dad sent me their baptism pictures. I cried. My siblings and I prayed for them for 20 years before they became Christians.
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A poignant piece sad but uplifting. 😇
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Thank you so very much!
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You are stronger than I, to loose them both to such awful diseases is so unkind. 😇
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Thank you for your kind words!
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Just as I reckoned. An ode. A remembrance. In a world where not everyone thinks of their parents in such a fond way, you still see yours with eyes filled with love, longing, and with hopeful assurance of sweet peace!
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Yes, I inherit my mom’s patient, I am influenced by my dad’s love of learning, exercising, and gardening. When I am me, I remember them! 🙂
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Sorry for your loss. I hope that writing about it commemorates their time.
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Thank you so much. I don’t think we’ll ever forget our loved ones. It’s good to write something to remember them!
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Of course we should not forget them. But hopefully the pain of loss eases with time and we can be happier when we remember all the good things about them.
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I agree with you.
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So sad and so beautiful. We never truly get over losing our parents but at least they’re in heaven together. Lovely post.
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Thank you, Miriam. I’m comfort by the fact that they’re in heaven.
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I miss my parents even after more than 20 years but I, like you, know they’re together in heaven and I can’t wait to see them again!
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It’s comforting that we have hope!
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It’s so hard losing ones parents. I miss mine so much after decades. I so wish they could see their grandchildren and great grandchildren. That’s why a care so much for mine.
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Yes, I know. My son-in-law’s mom passed away last year. My daughter was sad that she didn’t live to see the grandchildren. They will start a family next year, hoping that their kids get to know us as grandparents!!
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Sadly beautiful.
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Thank you!!!
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