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Brings a tear to my eye

posted 5/13/2007 12:20:55 PM |
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When I was 19 I had already been through a lot in life, losing my mother at 10 and at 12 going through the upheavel of suddenly having a new home, town, and a Step Mom and 2 new step brothers, my teenage years weren't that great. I had become hard to my emotions, burying them somewhere in the back of my mind where I couldn't let the pain of bringing them up hurt me. I couldn't understand why people got teary eyed watching movies or commercials - please - it's just a movie or ad. Then when I was 19 I saw The Color Purple, and I've been a tear-eyed sap ever since.

Here's a little Sunday morning gospel for you, from The Color Purple. If you've never seen the movie, Shug Avery, the singer in the yellow dress and her father, the preacher in the church, have been estranged for many years and he has refused to see her. It's a very touching moment when he hugs her. This scene like many others in the film still makes me cry every time I see it. Yup, I'm a sap.

You might want to turn it up.

http://videos.matchdoctor.com/975/Shug_Avery_-
_God_Is_Trying_To_Tell_You_Something_from_The_Color_Purple.html

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Btw, I used to get my Dad a card for Mother's Day after my mom passed away, so to all the Dad's out there rasing your kids I want to say Happy Mother's Day Dad! to all of you and Happy Mother's Day to all the Moms!

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Comments:
EternalFlame

May 13 @ 12:47PM  
How does one mother their own children without a mother to show them how? How do we become mothers when we're still mothering ourselves? How do we know if we're really doing a good job when we've been wringing it from the start, clueless what to do?

Happy Mother's Day, gf...I think we're doing ok.

Sincerely, another Motherless Daughter

PS. If you haven't read the book, read "Motherless Daughters, a Legacy of Loss" by Hope Edelman.
misschoos

May 13 @ 1:29PM  
Sap

brunettee62

May 13 @ 1:31PM  
After my Mom passed away.. I adopted her sister
of who I had a great relationship with...until her death at 96...

I would send cards every Mothers day, Easter...etc
She would call me... and say it meant alot to her..as she never
had children of her own.

I then adopted my God Mother..and for years carried on the same...
traditions..I loved her dearly...then she passed at 80.

I miss them all so much....they live inside my heart everday!




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Brings a tear to my eye