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Wednesday, June 19, 2024
Wednesday...
(This poignant story is NOT about my own grandfather.)
Definitely a nice collection in a life that seems to be becoming more flaky by the second. We DO tend to miss the little things around us and that we can do to help others have a great day. Even just a smile and "Thank You!" to someone just doing their job can make a difference in their lives. Add beauty and kindness as a normal part of your life.
See? That's exactly how we should be with those who are aged. I've done things like that. My gosh, she was 103-years old - if she wanted a glass of champagne, she should have a glass of champagne!
Good for you letting you grandfather have a nice cold beer.
My mother is slowly slipping away. Her memory is going, but I'm so lucky she is doesn't have the angry dementia that some have to deal with. She Raised 5 boys and 1 girl. If she wants to eat her sweets and have a glass of wine, let her, that's my attitude.
6 comments:
Nice collection; much needed.
Thanks,
Rad
Definitely a nice collection in a life that seems to be becoming more flaky by the second. We DO tend to miss the little things around us and that we can do to help others have a great day. Even just a smile and "Thank You!" to someone just doing their job can make a difference in their lives. Add beauty and kindness as a normal part of your life.
See? That's exactly how we should be with those who are aged. I've done things like that. My gosh, she was 103-years old - if she wanted a glass of champagne, she should have a glass of champagne!
Maybe that's what he was waiting for...a final chance to experience something precious in his life.
Scott from Massachusetts said.
Good for you letting you grandfather have a nice cold beer.
My mother is slowly slipping away. Her memory is going, but I'm so lucky she is doesn't have the angry dementia that some have to deal with. She Raised 5 boys and 1 girl. If she wants to eat her sweets and have a glass of wine, let her, that's my attitude.
Scott - Angry dementia is very difficult for everyone. Even the person who has it.
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