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I live beside a church and have been having a relaxing few hours reading in bed after my shower. I have been very touched to see the number of men going into the churchyard with flowers and plants to put on their mothers graves. They're middle aged mainly and a few who I'd guess must be close to 80. I've seen a few women go in too but the majority are men today.
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Mine didn't suggest going to his parents' grave, we did see my Mum for a few days and Himself told me that
Stresscos
were 'doing a good trade in flowers' this morning
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I went to see Mum yesterday and took her all her shopping as she decided she didn't fancy going out as it was pouring with rain.
I took her a very nice card and a lovely planter full of spring flowers. I also had some old photos of her family restored and put her favourite one in a lovely frame I bought. It is approx 1927 and she was about 3 and they were just a family of 4 kids at that stage but they ended up as 8 children. She was really pleased with that.
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Pennyfarthing, your mum must have been very touched by your thoughtfulness.
Stellajane that is so sad, I hope you can take comfort from your memories. My mother died in 2004 and I have got used to the world without her but I still have my fond memories
CLKD hope your mum behaved herself for you x
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We had 1 set of 'words' but generally it was quite a pleasant few days. >phew<b and appreciated her 3 pots of Spring flowers that I took as well as the 3 books I had wrapped ……. there were mutterings about 'hope you didn't spent too much!'
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