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Just wanted to share this really inspiring message by Mrs Lori Palatnik about that even when our kids are grown and we feel it’s too late to do anything now, it’s never really too late, and we can still make a difference, with the help of Hashem.
Every caring expression can make ripples that go far.
I know what you mean. I (like most parents) give our kids the world in terms of money and attention. Yet sometimes, its the “small” things that get kids to open up.
For my teen, it was bringing him an asprin and glass of water in middle of the night. For this, he thanked me in the AM (and I could tell he really meant it).
You are right; never underestimate a caring gesture.
bpt
youre really getting boring
how about something nice and caustic so i can edit or delete it.
havent edited one of your posts in a long time
From what I’ve read in the coffeeroom it seems that even after death is not to late to fix up a relationship.
” havent edited one of your posts in a long time “
I could always re-post the nail polish material. Some of that was really funny!
(Sorry, I don’t slam organizations anymore. Too worried they might figure out who I am in real life, and with shidduchim right around the corner…..)
” havent edited one of your posts in a long time ”
See, Mod80? I didn’t disapoint you. Yesterday saw one of my volleys (two, if you count the re-post)find its way to the CR shredding machine.
Still, today’s another day, so lets hope I stay away from the Mod’s baseball bat.
From what I’ve read in the coffeeroom it seems that even after death is not to late to fix up a relationship. ‘
That’s why we ask mechillah at the grave.
that story that she says is really great. never heard of her before but she is great. very interesting to listen to.
bpt- I would love to see the posts that they shred. i can only imagine what they are like….LOL
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