Memorable Dad-Daughter Times

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   Pamela99posted 14 months ago

   Rosina has shared some wonderful times with her father who has since passed away.
   
   https://hubpages.com/literature/memorab … hter-times

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   Pamela99posted 14 months ago

   I enjoyed reading your article about some of your best memories with your father. You obviously loved him dearly. I am sorry he had so many heart attacks, Rosina. I know you miss him.

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      surovi99posted 14 months agoin reply to this

      Thank you so much, Pamela, for sharing. You are so right about my feelings for my Dad. I am delighted you enjoyed my article. Gratitude! Your comments are truly appreciated.

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   Jodahposted 14 months ago

   A touching article, Rosina. I am glad you have fond memories. It is sad when a parent passes too soon.

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      surovi99posted 14 months agoin reply to this

      Yes, you are right, John, that it is really sad when a parent passes too soon.
      Thanks for your comments. I really appreciate them. Happy that you liked my fond memories.

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   ChitrangadaSharanposted 14 months ago

   Hello Rosina,
   Beautifully penned and heart touching article.
   No one can take the place of parents in your life. Such precious memories with your father, must be inspiring you always. And, I am sure he is always watching you all.
   Stay strong and take care.
   Thank you for sharing this.
   Thank you Pamela.

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      surovi99posted 14 months agoin reply to this

      I am sure also Dad is watching us closely. Yes, the fond memories always inspire me. Yes, I know I should be strong and attempt so always. I appreciate your comments very much. Thanks a lot, Chitrangada. God bless.

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   Nicoartzposted 14 months ago

   I know what your going thought.  I just lost my mom 1yr ago. 11th of August.  It sucks. But I know mom is still watching over still. Beautiful article btw. Stay strong and think about all the good time.

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      surovi99posted 14 months agoin reply to this

      Sorry to hear about your Mom, Jason. Thanks for your feedback on my article. Yes, the key now is to stay strong and revive the good old memories. Gratitude for your well-wishes. Wish you the very best.

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   Nicoartzposted 14 months ago

   Also I know this may sound crazy but my mom said she would send a raging thunderstorm when she dies to prove there is life after death. A unexpected monsoon hit our area the very next day. It was even on the news as being very unusual and powerful. It just hit a small area. Basically my block. It was crazy. (not a plug just trying to relate, but I truly believe that mom sent that storm. I left a link to the video below. It's on YouTube as a short. I hope it gives you comfort. Life after death is real! I know it and mom knows it too.)
   
   https://youtube.com/shorts/JAryXj32cmY?feature=share

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      surovi99posted 14 months agoin reply to this

      This does sound strange. Because I never believed there was life after death. Now my ideas are beginning to shift watching your video and what you had to say regarding your Mom.

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      Brenda Arledgeposted 14 months agoin reply to this

      Powerful video.
      I'm glad you received this message.

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   Nicoartzposted 14 months ago

   I am Jason's wife and I wanted to share my experience. My dad past this last December, 17 years after my mom. We were sitting in my patio years before he past talking about my mom. I asked him when he was with her again in heaven if he would send me two doves to let me know they were together again. I asked him to distinctly have them land directly in front of me on a particular area of my yard. Well, the next day there they were, two doves together! It's pretty amazing!

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      surovi99posted 14 months agoin reply to this

      Hi there, it was lovely to hear your experience regarding your parents. That looks like there is really life after death. Thanks for sharing. That really was awesome to know.

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   Brenda Arledgeposted 14 months ago

   Rosina.  .
   It is evident that you and your father were close.
   Those pictures are a great way to keep his memory alive.
   
   ?why didn't you taste that fish after helping to prepare it?  Just a nibble?
   
   All fun moments though, except for when you cried...but even those are times to remember.
   
   He loved you & wanted the best for you.
   
   I, too, believe their is life after death.
   
   At least for our souls.
   
   Our bodies are only a vessel for earth.
   
   Enjoyed reading the article and sorry you lost your father at a young age.

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      surovi99posted 14 months agoin reply to this

      Yes, Dad and I were very close. I didn't taste the fish because it had a strange smell, which is the main reason other than Dad, none of us would touch it or taste it. Yes, even when I was in tears, they were moments to remember; that is why I included them in memorable dad-daughter times.
      
      Dad definitely loved me and wanted the best for me. I have no doubts about that. It was hard for me to believe before there was life after death but now I am glad I got this message and proof from Jason and his wife.
      
      Absolutely happy to know you enjoyed reading the article. Yes, it was a bit  early when Dad passed on. Thank you for your understanding comments. I appreciate them so much. Have a great day!

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   Ankita Bposted 14 months ago

   This is beautifully written, Rosina. Yes we should always cherish the moments we get to spend with our loved ones. The memories remain with us forever. Thank you for sharing this. This was really heart touching.

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      surovi99posted 14 months agoin reply to this

      I am delighted to know you enjoyed this piece. Yes, the memories of our loved ones remain with us forever. Yes, I lost my Dad at a young age. I appreciate your comments a lot, Ankita. Thank you so much.

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    ravirajan01posted 13 months ago

    I loved the precious episodes of life you shared with your father. Even genetically, daughters are believed to be closer to their father as they see their role model in him. I loved the shopping, teaching computers, and chemistry episodes as they relate to me and my childhood. Thanks for sharing your childhood memories Rosina
    
    THanks, Pamela, for sharing Rosina's work.

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       surovi99posted 13 months agoin reply to this

       I am delighted to know you found a few of my childhood episodes with my Dad relatable. Yes, they were precious ones which I treasure until today. And yes, I was close to Dad, also being the eldest daughter. Thank you for reading, Ravi and your valuable feedback. I do appreciate them a lot.

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    AliciaCposted 13 months ago

    You’ve created a very interesting article, Rosina, and a great tribute to your Dad. My parents were precious to me as well. I hope I meet them in some form again.

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       surovi99posted 13 months agoin reply to this

       I am happy to know you enjoyed my article, Linda. Good to know your parents were precious to you too. I am sure you will meet them when the right time comes. I truly appreciate your feedback. Thank you so much.

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