I found this site lovegivesmehope.com . The stories are so amazing- so real and sweet. I spend the past 30 minutes bawling my eyes out. There is such thing as true love. Wait for it, and it will find you.
Here are my favorites:
Today, I was walking in a dog park.
I reached this really steep hill, and noticed someone rolling down it, laughing the whole way. At first I passed it off as a just a kid. Then I noticed that it was a woman at least 60 years old, and that her husband was waiting at the bottom of the hill to catch her.
I was at the mall the other day when I saw an old couple sitting together. The man looked over at the woman and said,
”Jane, we did it. We grew old together.”
The look in her eyes GMH.
Several years back, I passed by an elderly man with crutches hobbling onto an interstate on-ramp. I stopped and asked the man if I could give him a ride. He said “Yes, I’m just going to the next exit to visit my wife.” When I get to the next exit, I dropped him off at the cemetery. His neverending LGMH.
Today at the supermarket I saw a middle-aged man looking at tampons.
He had a box of chocolates in the other hand.
Guys like that GMH.
I am battling cancer. I was transferred to an out-of-state hospital for a liver resection. When I woke, I found my fiance beside me, 17 hours from home. I asked him why he had come, he said “The day we get married I want to be able to look you in the eye and have you know that when I say ‘in sickness and in health,’ I mean it.”
My grandma is sick and can’t control her body. While mentally alert, she is often treated like a child. My grandpa and I were running to the grocery store when suddenly he turned around and drove all the way back home. When I asked him why he said
”I forgot to Kiss your grandma goodbye”.
I was going to the hospital for a check up with my cardiologist.
I saw an elderly couple walking to a car. The man was having a lot more trouble walking than his wife, but sped up in front of her, so he could open the car door for her and help her inside.
Love like that GMH.
A few months ago, my family and I went to have dim sum when we sat by an old couple.
The elderly man was sitting across his wheelchair -bound wife feeding her. He silently fed and talked to his wife, ignoring all the people and teary-eyed waitress staring.
This man showing me what “In sickness and in health” really means GMH.
While my mother was in a three year battle with cancer, my father handed her a ring and said
”This is our 25th anniversary ring. I am giving it to you now so you don’t lose sight.
I can’t wait to celebrate with you.”
This was 15 years ago, my parents will make 27 years this April
I work in aged care, and every day at morning tea time, 2 residents sit together and share a slice of cake. They met 2 years ago when they came to live in the Nursing home, and today they shared their first kiss. A room full of 70+ year old people clapped. True love, no matter how old we are, is still magical.
Love is patient.
and kind.
love does not envy or boast; it is not arrogant or rude.
it does not insist on its own way; it is not irritable or resentful;
it does not rejoice at wrongdoing, but rejoices with the truth.
love bears all things.
believes all things.
hopes all things.
endures all things.
LOVE NEVER ENDS.
1ST cor 13:4-8