Would have been 78 today if he had still been with us. Sadly he spent his last birthday (his 70th) in hospital. Anyhoo, we think about you and miss you every single day Dad.Me and Mum have spent today smiling about the holidays and laughs we had, sitting outside in the sunny garden which I know you would have appreciated.
Even though he never had the chance to meet you, whenever we pass the crematorium, Twiglet waves to Grandad Trevor in the flower country :)
Lots of love
Sarah xxxxxxxx
Even though he never had the chance to meet you, whenever we pass the crematorium, Twiglet waves to Grandad Trevor in the flower country :)Lots of love
Sarah xxxxxxxx
What a lovely tribute to your dad. I lost my dad when he was only 71 and I think of him most days
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That was a lovely way to remember your dear Dad..sitting in the garden together and remembering how he was and all the good times you had together.I lost my Dad to cancer in 2001,and I feel close to him in when I'm gardening as that was something he enjoyed so much.
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Happy memories are precious.
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Lovely tribute,Twiggy!
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Our Dad would have been 90 this month - we lost him 21 years ago. Like you, we have such fond memories and we always feel close to him when we are busy in the garden where he spent so many happy hours. Thanks for sharing.
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Lovely post - my daddykins is 73 now, I don't know what I would do without him, although he was a right awkward bugger this morning!
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How lucky you are to have wonderful memories of your father. Remember that lovely film The Railway Children, Jenny Agutter calling her father, 'Daddy, my Daddy', brings tears to my eyes every time I think of it.
ReplyDeleteIlona, that is spooky as I haven't watched The Railway Children since my Dad died, just thinking about that scene makes me cry too:( Twiglet is train mad and his Nana said ooo shall we watch it last Christmas but I just couldn't.
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PS I lost my own dad when I was 7 and my step dad (who did a brill job of bringing us up) when I was 21(my mum is so careless to loose two like that!) anyway you have paid a lovely tribute to your dad, he would be pround.
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((((((huge hugs)))))))
ReplyDeleteThis July will be 6 years since my Dad died and I realised yesterday that I have been bringing him into as many conversations as I can possibly can. We never stop missing them do we?
What a lovely post Twiggy. I am so happy that you have such lovely memories of your Dad.
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That's such a lovely photo of your Dad standing at the stable door Twiggy. I am so sorry I never got over on the day to share your sorrow. I've shed a few tears for you. x
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely post Twiggy. love the pictures and the memories x
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