Glad your son-in-love was there for you and your daughter.
I like that title. So sorry your hubby has passed but when we know they are in a better place we can't wish them back. He sounds like a great person.
That is heart warming! I am so glad you have such a wonderful son-in-love, he must be a remarkable young man.
You have such great thoughts, Annie, especially when you've been through such a torrid time recently. Thanks for sharing that lovely one with all of us.
Annie, I just love that "title"!! It says it all. You're a wonderful person to come up with it, and I'm glad he was such a help to you and your daughter in this time of such great need. Hugs, Marji
You are so clever. I am going to use it instead of my future DIL.Thanks
Annie he sounds like a wonderful person .I like your title for your son in love
I am sorry you lost your love I lost one some years ago and had no one to stand by me.
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Hugs Lenamae
He sounds like a wonderful person.
I like your title - I understand the situation - sometimes it is just easier to say SIL, DIL, DH, etc. than explain that a piece of paper is not the only thing that makes a committed relationship (sometimes for oh so many years).
Dear Annie - thank you for sharing your 'silver lining' during these cloudy days of sadness.
Love beats all, doesn't it.
AlmaG.
Oh, Annie, aren't you and your SI♥ lucky to have each other. I think your daughter must be a very fortunate woman to have a man in her life that values her relationship with her mother. You show such kindness and love to your family ~ it makes me smile. Hugs to you sweet Annie.
I think that's a wonderful title. I am also very sorry to hear that your husband has passed, I will pray for you.
Lynne in Australia
We will call him a keeper. Like the new special title. Think more families could use it. Nice to hear your past two weeks has been with the loving support of your family.
I am so pleased that you have found a new "ray of sunshine" amidst the sadness of this time. God Bless you, sweet Annie
What a great title. I have a sister that has a partner and my brother calls him 'his nearly brother-in-law.'
Oh, Annie - how very sweet!!! He sounds wonderful and deserves to be called "Son in Love"!! I am happy you and your daughter have Simon!! Hugs, Laura*
Great title, so much better better than "my daughter's partner". I think he would love it.
How wonderful to have a "son in love" like that. Take care, hugs Gerry
Great idea and sorry for the loss of your husband. God bless. Lyn
You have bought tears to my eyes. Thank you Annie for being the person you are.
Beautiful Annie, I am so happy to hear Simon was there for both you and your Daughter. Sounds like your Son in Love is a keeper...
Hugs Jerri
Oh my goodness, Annie, what a wonderful, beautiful title for the persons in our lives who are important to us......thanks for sharing this, Annie!
That is a lovely way to describe the relationship. I know many who will love this new title!
Annie, that is a wonderful title for him & you. May God richly bless you at this time of sorry. When my daughter passed away, a cousin, whom had recently lost her husband in an automobile accident, could not attend, but she sent me a card with a lovely poem about the rose that went through the crack in a brick wall and is still blooming on the other side. If you would like, I can share the full poem with you. Cymblene
i would love to read that poem as i am sure many others would so please share it with us so that we will all know that our special rose still blooms on the other side of the wall
Annie, here is the poem.
The Rose Beyond The Wall
Near shady wall a rose once grew,
Budded and blossomed
in God’s free light.
Watered and fed by morning dew,
Shedding its sweetness day and night.
As it grew and blossomed
fair and tall,
Slowly rising to loftier height.
It came to a crevice in the wall
Through which there shone
a beam of light.
Onward it crept with added strength
With never a thought of fear or pride.
It followed the light
through the crevice’s length
And unfolded itself on the other side.
The light, the dew,
the broadening view
Were found the same
as they were before,
And it lost itself in beauties new.
Breathing its fragrance
more and more.
Shall claim of death
cause us to grieve
And make our courage faint and fall?
Nay! Let us faith and hope receive--
The rose still grows beyond the wall,
Scattering fragrance far and wide
Just as it did in days of yore,
Just as it did on the other side,
Just as it will forevermore.
From the writings
of A. L. Frink
Thanks, I'm copying this, giving credit to the author, for someone who badly needs it at this time. Thanks for sharing it, it will mean a lot to her. Hugs, Marji
Thank you Annie, what a wonderful thought. There is such a feeling of gentleness as I read. God bless you, hugs S*
TU for the wonderful Love Story....you certainly exemplify the word love.
How very sweet, Annie. You have a way of looking through the rain clouds and finding the sunshine to witness the rainbow. What a nice tribute to you son in love.
Glad you had the right sort of help through the darkest time.
ahh bless Annie that's so beautiful,
So sorry for your loss xx
This is wonderful. My daughter has been living with my 'son in love' for quite some time now, although they will be married in March. I always think of him as the son I never had!! But your new title is very special. Thank you for this. I am so sorry for your loss but you are blessed to have such a wonderful, caring family. And family doesn't have to be blood!! Although no one can fill the void, you have 2 special people to help you through the tough times. Plus the love of all the Cuties! You are truly a special person. Holding you in my heart and sending lots of love and hugs ♥ Sharon ♥
I am so sorry to hear about your husband. Your in my prayers. I just told my daughter that her boyfriend is now my "son in love"... she just loved it.
Linda