-the last night I ever got to spend with him. I’d do anything to go back and re-live that night. Nearly five years have passed and I still can’t stop grieving.
m:
my sleeping.. probably when i went to disney world or my 6th grade year..amazing.
Susan:
I will always remember my grandpa cooking tapioca pudding for me and then bringing it to me at my house while it was still warm. He was such a kind and handsome man. I loved him more than anything and always will.
Tiva:
I will always cherish the last words I said to my dad before he killed himself… I love you! I will NEVER, EVER regret saying that, and that fact that he said it back to me, means so much to me!!!
Debi:
The day my sister called me and we rekindled our relationship after 20 years of being seperated by circumstances beyond our control.
Asker:
there are soo many… my life is so amazing.
Melanie:
My boyfriend holding me tight at the end of the day and declaring “This is the best part of my day”. It’s been 2 1/2 years since cancer took him from me. I’d give anything to hear his voice again.
Cari:
Those moments are crystal clear in my mind and they shine differently than any other memory that I have. Most of those moments are with my Mom and others are with my husband.
Ravi:
should I? or should I take every moment as it comes.
Liz:
All my special memories from my childhood, my parents and my siblings. Each and every one of them formed such an incredible part of my life.
vcm:
every memory, no matter good or bad.
Malak:
my late chattting session with you ….even though you didnt deserve it 😛 !
Ria:
The cross-country roadtrips my family did when I was little. At the time sitting 8 hours a day through the Midwest was torture, now it’s a great memory…the cool things we saw, hiking, fishing,the raccoon that ate the dog’s food, the silly things my siblings and I did to keep ourselves entertained…good times, good times.
Dream:
The first time I got to let my horse go all out in a field. I was scared half to death but it was amazing.
Betty Ann:
..a lover sending me sign after his death. Made me realized there is more after this life.
searching:
The moment my baby girl was born. And she is 24 years old now. She will always be my baby.
Sophia:
That day when I was going to a concert with my best friends. The trip took us 5 hours because of the traffic (it usually only takes 1 hour). We had so much fun 🙂
Wesley:
Every memory I have with her <3
Seja:
The moment when each of my baby girls took their first breath. The feeling of joy and relief that they were healthy and ok. The few moments I spent with my Mom before I Iost her. The moment they told me that I was cancer free.
After years of infertility when they told me I was pregnant with my first daughter.
the first day i layed eyes on my boyfriend who makes smile and liaugh when im depressed. no hes the only one who does that but there isnt always a pot of gold on the other side of the rainbow
Lauren:
The day I saw the road to happiness…
Emma:
The night we sat in the parking lot at the movies, talking about what it would be like when I came out to my sisters the next day. First time I felt comfortable with myself in a long time.
-the last night I ever got to spend with him. I’d do anything to go back and re-live that night. Nearly five years have passed and I still can’t stop grieving.
my sleeping.. probably when i went to disney world or my 6th grade year..amazing.
I will always remember my grandpa cooking tapioca pudding for me and then bringing it to me at my house while it was still warm. He was such a kind and handsome man. I loved him more than anything and always will.
I will always cherish the last words I said to my dad before he killed himself… I love you! I will NEVER, EVER regret saying that, and that fact that he said it back to me, means so much to me!!!
The day my sister called me and we rekindled our relationship after 20 years of being seperated by circumstances beyond our control.
there are soo many… my life is so amazing.
My boyfriend holding me tight at the end of the day and declaring “This is the best part of my day”. It’s been 2 1/2 years since cancer took him from me. I’d give anything to hear his voice again.
Those moments are crystal clear in my mind and they shine differently than any other memory that I have. Most of those moments are with my Mom and others are with my husband.
should I? or should I take every moment as it comes.
All my special memories from my childhood, my parents and my siblings. Each and every one of them formed such an incredible part of my life.
every memory, no matter good or bad.
my late chattting session with you ….even though you didnt deserve it 😛 !
The cross-country roadtrips my family did when I was little. At the time sitting 8 hours a day through the Midwest was torture, now it’s a great memory…the cool things we saw, hiking, fishing,the raccoon that ate the dog’s food, the silly things my siblings and I did to keep ourselves entertained…good times, good times.
The first time I got to let my horse go all out in a field. I was scared half to death but it was amazing.
..a lover sending me sign after his death. Made me realized there is more after this life.
The moment my baby girl was born. And she is 24 years old now. She will always be my baby.
That day when I was going to a concert with my best friends. The trip took us 5 hours because of the traffic (it usually only takes 1 hour). We had so much fun 🙂
Every memory I have with her <3
The moment when each of my baby girls took their first breath. The feeling of joy and relief that they were healthy and ok. The few moments I spent with my Mom before I Iost her. The moment they told me that I was cancer free.
After years of infertility when they told me I was pregnant with my first daughter.
My mother she was very loving towards life and my children at a very young age never forget the blessings she shared with our family!
How it felt to be wrapped in my father’s arms when I was little, that safe, protected place where I was always loved.
the first day i layed eyes on my boyfriend who makes smile and liaugh when im depressed. no hes the only one who does that but there isnt always a pot of gold on the other side of the rainbow
The day I saw the road to happiness…
The night we sat in the parking lot at the movies, talking about what it would be like when I came out to my sisters the next day. First time I felt comfortable with myself in a long time.
The day my best friend came out to me.
Of seeing my name in print for the first time when my article was published in a magazine and holding that first pay check in my hand.
The day I hugged Patrick McCann.
The age of 3, holding my baby sister in the hospital before she passed away.
The 1st time I ever held my daughter. LOVE AT FIRST SIGHT! Best moment of my life!