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K58 · 15/01/2023 23:24

Hello,

I am not a mum, but I am the son of a mum. I recently got an email from my Mother. She told me and my siblings how lucky she was to have us, to have our love. Which she does. But I thought how lucky I was to have her love. Even though I was pain in the proverbial when I was a lad she indulged me, because she loved me. So I wrote the following for her. I would just like to know what you, as mums, think of it. By the way, my Mum loved it.

For my mother
(And yours if you wish)

Your mother will say
That to her you are a gift
The love you bring
To her is beyond measure
You are her everything

But think now
Of your mother’s love
In her mind’s eye she saw you
And she loved you
Before you were even you

When you were born
She held you safe
Soothed you with a kiss
The you she already knew
The you she had always loved

Her love is not fleeting
It does not fade
It is as perennial as time
Given freely
And without question

Before you were even you
You were loved
And always will be
Tell me if you can
Is there a greater love than this

© 2023 Anthony Francis Bennett

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IDontCareMatthew · 15/01/2023 23:32

That's lovely and thoughtful, I like it too!

Nimbostratus100 · 15/01/2023 23:35

nice

smileladiesplease · 15/01/2023 23:42

Well yes although if one of my sons or daughters sent me this I would think drink was involved but we don't really do sloppy stuff.

But it's sweet op and your mum is lucky to have you

MommaVicki · 21/01/2023 17:39

Hello all

I have no clue what to do or where to put this question 😅

My neighbour has been moved in next door for about a year now. She works for the NHS and is out for most of the time. While I'm a stay at home Mum with 2 kids. 1 in School, the other is 2.

From where my kitchen is, I can see her yard with her washing on the line. It's been there for 2 weeks, rained on, snowed on, iced up. I've heard her in and out the back chucking rubbish in the bin. But not bothering bringing it in (it is freezing and late).

Even though I dont see her that often, she's such a lovely woman in her late 60s and living on her own.

I really want to ask her if she needs help with it but don't want to come across rude or offensive. I'm at home most of the time with my radiators on anyway so it wouldn't be an issue for me.

What do I do? Do I just leave it? Or offer help? If I offer help (to someone i barely speak to or see), how do I do it! Please help 🙏

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