Posted by
shemelts
on 2008-04-16 11:36:52 |
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Oh to have one more day with my dad. It would be late spring when all the trees are blooming and everything is new. We would have a cook out, he loved to grill out, and we would just sit and talk. I miss him so much.
I saw this movie also. Did you read the book: The five people you meet in heaven? Great story by Mitch Albom and I believe he wrote For one more day also and Thursdays with Morrie. All books to give you a pause. Thanks peace :) |
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Posted by
Fancie
on 2008-04-16 17:17:47 |
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It would by my father. He died when I was 2. I always get sad this time of year because he died on May 13th. I wish that I could know him.
If I could have a second choice it would be my maternal grandmother. She more or less raised me. I love her so much. I'd love to see "Mother" just one more time. To sit at her tree and lay my head in her lap would be sheer heaven to me. |
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Posted by
Ellie2008
on 2008-04-16 18:08:37 |
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| I'd love one more day with my mother. She passed away in 1992 at age 56, too young...I think about her every day. Nice post, thank you. |
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Posted by
Meredith
on 2008-04-16 19:16:25 |
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| My paternal grandfather. He was an awesome man and, although I was only 8 when he passed away, I have such wonderful memories of him. I'd also like to know what he thinks about his son's criminal actions. I like to think he would be proud of me for standing up to him but, since my father is his son, you never know. I almost bought that book for my flight to Costa Rica but I decided to choose something more "light". |
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Posted by
lastblastkl
on 2008-04-16 20:40:57 |
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My father who died in 1980. I had gone to see him in the hospitol and left to go home and check on my children and while I was there I got a call that he passed away. I was devestated to the nth degree. He was suposed to live a year and died in only 6 days. I didn't cry for a long time and when it finally came it was a flood. I love and miss u daddy!
love k |
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Posted by
InsertHere
on 2008-04-17 11:33:13 |
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| this is tough for me because as a child growing up with my mother she was a very bitter angry woman and she took all of us, her children, away from all our family and we never really got to know any of them. The only person I was able to get any time with was my paternal grandmother; and that was limited. I would have to say that she would be my choice. She was a grand woman full of life and fun. She passed away a few yrs ago. |
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Posted by
Nubian
on 2008-04-18 10:00:18 |
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| My one more day would be with my uncle was murdered in 1990 to sing with him and hear him tease me about being a mother. Just to see him smile. That would be amazing. |
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Posted by
TheAmandaChronicles
on 2008-04-18 16:09:18 |
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I would need a week of one more days!
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Posted by
prelude2it
on 2008-04-21 14:26:08 |
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I would want one more day with my father. I would want the knowledge I have now but would want that day when he was alive and I was 16, don't know if that makes sense.
I would also want one day with my real mom. I never met her and I wish I could know what she was like. |
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