If I would've known this was to be our last year together I would've visited you more.
If I would've known those were our last holidays with you maybe I would've slowed down, and lived in that moment more.
If I would've known that would be the last father's day with you I would've held you longer.
In contrast to a dealership a locksmith really is a tradesman, so there exists always wiggle place on the quotation. If a locksmith offers you a total price, ask if that's the greatest he can perform. If he states of course, question about scholar, military services or senior discount rates. It hardly ever hurts to request, plus the worst he can say isn't any.
I realise...
There is no question that I love you
I know your Spirit’s at my side
I close my eyes and I can feel you
I dream of you, now, since you’ve died
You have my Heart with You in Heaven
I have your memories in my mind
Your laughter I’ll always remember
You were so sweet, loving, and Kind
I’m a grandmother and my friends are dying. One of the first to die was a college friend of my husband’s. His death was followed by the deaths of other fraternity friends. Some of my college classmates have died as well and seeing their obituaries in the college magazine is painful. The death of a friend reminds me of my own mortality.
Pictures of you that fill my room
May fade throughout the years
But memories of you that fill my heart
Are forever with every drop of tear
The one year mark approaches like a run-away freight train set on the highest speed. Our calender says it is one year, our heart cries out 'no', it was only a moment ago. Only a moment ago that they were by our side. We live in two dimensions. The one dimension is where the world has moved on, time has passed on a great scale.
Mama's hands. Hands that worked so hard. Hands that scrubbed floors, wipes noses and clutched onto a vodka bottle for many years. Oh mama, I miss those hands.
Hey Father! Do you hear my prayers?
