19 Answers
My father was an easygoing man, while my mom always made sure nothing was waisted. I think I am like my dad alot, but also learned from my mom about saving money. I miss them both so much.
12 years ago. Rating: 19 | |
All love to you,
millie xxx
Started smoking as a result of my mothers smoking although i can't blame her entirely , i do have free will my dad did not smoke my other siblings smoked for a while, we all since quit I also learned about the love of Christ from my dad so did my entire family as well..GOD bless them both..
12 years ago. Rating: 16 | |
Two of my three step-fathers were truly good men. Men with character and morals. I grew to love them both equally. My mother was an overbearing woman who was incapable of compromise and unable to show any emotion, towards me in particular. She treated money as if it were a religion. I had absolutely no respect for money for a very long time. I swore that I would never be that same kind of person. I make it a point to tell my son and wife everyday that I love them. I love saying it and love hearing it said to me. I'm still somewhat reckless with money though.
All three step-fathers have passed, and my mother is now in the last stages of Alzheimer's. She no longer knows who I am. If only I could tell her I love her, one time.
12 years ago. Rating: 16 | |
I once had a conversation with an elderly woman who's husband had passed away six months prior from complications in the final stage of Alzheimer's. Close to the very end he looked up at his wife and said, "Norma, you are the love of my life."
She was such a beautiful woman and when I write this to you I am completely choked up.
You should tell your Mom.
Millie
I knew my parents love for me and I love them. Dad was a master tool and die maker before he became a baptist preacher. I am most like my dad. Mom was a pretty good cook and household mom. She is talented and from a medical background. My grand dad was a carpenter, built cabinets and furniture and retired from a ship yard where carpentry work was required throughout the interior of ships, he saw the transition from wooden ships to metal ships, dad from metal ships to aircraft carriers and submarines, and my uncles from wooden and fabric airplanes to rocket propelled space ships. I worked in electronics, theoretical physics, engineering, early computer programming and digital communications before abruptly retiring at the age of 26 to work on my own…best choice I ever made.
12 years ago. Rating: 11 | |
I left home at age 13...my mother had issues as I reminded her of my father (they were divorced) whom I do emulate to some degree...his sense of humor...his gnosticism compiled with healthy skepticism...I gained his knowledge of the bush and surviving in it...listening ability...open mindedness..to play guitar and be a pro-musician...and from mother learned a long time ago to never,never lay hurtful hands on your children lest they leave home permanently.I am my fathers' daughter.
12 years ago. Rating: 9 | |
Worry,I get that from my mom...I worry about everything under the sun and I hate it,but then again I can't stop,sure wish I COULD...
12 years ago. Rating: 7 | |
Tell yourself that worrying is taking up too much space.
Tell yourself it is a lesson in futility to worry about something that hasn't happened.
Tell yourself that you can actually manifest a negative outcome by worrying.
Tell yourself to live in the "Now".
... Basically, tell yourself anything other than focusing on what you are worrying about.
You can't solve a problem by worrying about it. You can solve a problem by doing something about it. How can you expect yourself to have time to solve a problem if you are focused on the subject that is worrying you? Worrying takes up far too much space. Seriously.
I hope this helps. This worked very well for me. I invented this myself! Pretty good hey!
I was so sick of worrying.
Smiles and hugs Rick. xo Fishy.
With my sense of humour Im definitely my Dads daughter,in most ways Im a lot like him.As is my son.My Mam was a highly intelligent woman ,i unfortunately dont take after her!I once read that the first child takes after its Mother,each child after that is more and more like their Dad,think thers a lot of truth in that
12 years ago. Rating: 4 | |