Readers Comments
twiceblessed wrote: Tesa, fantastic idea! Aren't grandmas just wonderful? I'm thinking that I should do this with my mom too.
Alraisi wrote: Great you know this will make her Very happy and that's great there will be someone else is SMILING too. You know when you write something which came from the heart is better than a gift. So Keep It Up... Bless You...!!!
Alraisi
Alraisi
brighteyes wrote: Tesa....my eyes were misty as I read your email....what a wonderful idea about the "5" love and Gratitude notes....I moved away from my Mom almost 5 years ago and last visit I left her a stick-um love note that she found the following week as I hid it in her desk drawer....I did not think like you to make up several and am going to do that this trip since we leave end of the this month...she is 75 now and my Dad has passed away and I know she gets lonely for him and me...I miss her so much....I like the idea about a video....I gave her a Book to fill in that called My Life Book and she is adding stories, quotes, her favorite things, etc and I will get it after she passes...it will be in her handwriting and the first time I read it....so I will for sure cherish it....I cherish letters and handwritten cards and notes from other passed love ones....I like my Nana's handwritten and food smeared recipe cards...I am going to cover them so they do not fade and are still useable.
MegaSmiles from Brightyes! ;)
MegaSmiles from Brightyes! ;)
AURELIA wrote: Tesa, This is a wonderful Idea! I'm sure your grandma will read them many times. You have a special gift at a young age to know what's important in life and to cheerish the time with your loved one and building loving memories. Smiling from Ear to Ear .. .~Aurelia
mitu wrote: what a beautiful piece to share! i can already see the positive&contagious effect such stories have, as they encourage all of us to sprinkle our love throughout the universe.
steve green wrote: thanks for that story.. I am 33 and one of my first thoughts was that almost everyone could probably be treated as it was the last time you were going to see them..of course there were more thoughts ,however .....(time)...
samson95 wrote: How sweet of you!!! We should all do what Steve green said, treat everyone like it will be the last time we see them..you never know what life will bring!
philip joshua wrote: How true....Small acts of kindness does lots of big things in life.As Mother teresa told....we may not do great things,but only small things with great love...
Jagdish wrote: Great Idea. This idea can be used for children. For example, On their birthday keep some gifts for him/her at different places and ask him/her to search for them. By doing that, they tend to know that everything cannot get free and they have to work hard.
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