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In loving memory of my mum

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ShimmsRedRoseAndMistletoe

ShimmsRedRoseAndMistletoe Report 27 Jan 2009 13:37

Thinking of you and your mum Rose ... she sounds like such a loving mum, lovely lady.

((((hugs))))

Take care my friend

xxx Shimms xxx

Rambling

Rambling Report 27 Jan 2009 13:04

((((((( Hugs))))) Ann, Ann of GG, and Amanda xxx

and as my mum always said , "if you want to remember me when I am gone.... go and treat yourself to a cream cake on my behalf " lol , or indeed anything that you like :)))

Rambling

Rambling Report 27 Jan 2009 13:01

Hi Taff ~~~ she was, lol.... ahead of her time in a lot of ways, born in 1920 but never 'old' as some people 'age'... always open to new places and people, she could laugh at herself and cry readily for others...and such a 'giver' :)))

Barbara, my mum was always interested in other people too, not in a nosy way or ever cruel...just liking to know what made people 'tick' really :))

xx

Amanda2003

Amanda2003 Report 27 Jan 2009 12:59

Reading your words Rose, brings a tear to my eye . Your dear old Mum sounds very much like my own ( who I lost just over two years ago ).

I hope your memories bring you comfort and a happy glow.

The Love goes on .

Amanda xxx

AnnCardiff

AnnCardiff Report 27 Jan 2009 12:59

those of us, like you, who were fortunate enough to have special Mums [and Dads] are very lucky indeed.

My mother always started off, when going to tell you something "I'm not one to talk but...................................."

always made me laugh!!!

★♥*¨¨*Little Ann*¨¨*♥★

★♥*¨¨*Little Ann*¨¨*♥★ Report 27 Jan 2009 12:58

Lovely memories Rose ((hugs)) xx

LadyBarbara

LadyBarbara Report 27 Jan 2009 12:54

Aw Rose, how lovely the song and the memories,

Whenever my mum was going to tell me something, she always started with, did you know.........

And always, somewhere along the lines, you remember Annie Woollass,, you know, her with ten kids, lived five doors down, well, did you know................. and off she would go.

Sadly missed, never forgotten very true words....

Taff

Taff Report 27 Jan 2009 12:54

Rose, Your Mother sounds like she was an amazing Lady.
xxxxxxxxx

Rambling

Rambling Report 27 Jan 2009 12:50

Have sat here and gone through a lifetime of memories . the times she picked me up when I'd fallen (physically and emotionally) the way she would always take me to 'look round the next corner'. Her generosity, impatience, temper and kindness and most important perhaps her ability to laugh even though sometimes it was 'gallows humour' when times were about as hard as they could get.
I miss her every day for the conversations, the laughs, the tellings off, the sympathy, the knowing that what ever I made a mess of ,
she had probably done similar and understood lol. I miss her pottering in the garden knowing the names of every plant , cooking erratically,
bringing home stray cats and sometimes people.
I miss her argueing with someone on the telly, singing 'Come into the garden Maud' and NOT hitting the high note at the end and dissolving into hysterical giggles , all the stupid little things that stick in your memory even when the 'important' events have faded.
Most of all I want to pay tribute to a warm, loving lady , who never lost a friend once made, lived life with courage and enthusiam and hope and left the greatest gift of all to her children, happy memories always.
Love you mum,
Rosie and Terry , Danny, James and Holly xxxxxxx ( seven kisses like you always put )

Rambling

Rambling Report 27 Jan 2009 12:48

who died ten years ago today... a song link to her favourite band , a fitting song for those who have lost a loved one (of whatever age) .

Mum you are remembered today and every day by your family and friends , with love, Rosie xxxxxxxx

http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=e5r3R_P-nM4&feature=related

Queen
No-One But You (Only The Good Die Young) lyrics

A hand above the water
An angel reaching for the sky
Is it raining in heaven -
Do you want us to cry?
And everywhere the broken-hearted
On every lonely avenue
No-one could reach them
No-one but you
One by one
Only the Good die young
They're only flying too close to the sun
And life goes on -
Without you...
Another Tricky Situation
I get to drownin' in the Blues
And I find myself thinkin'
Well - what would you do?
Yes! - it was such an operation
Forever paying every due
Hell, you made a sensation
You found a way through - and
One by one
Only the Good die young
They're only flyin' too close to the sun
We'll remember -
Forever...
And now the party must be over
I guess we'll never understand
The sense of your leaving
Was in the way it was planned?
And so we dress another table
And raise our glasses one more time
There's a face at the window
And I ain't never, never sayin' goodbye...
One by one
Only the Good die young
They're only flyin' too close to the sun
Cryin' for nothing
Cryin' for no-one
No-one but you