Welcome to Wordless Wednesday, hosted by Dixie at http://frenchlique.blogspot.com/My parents, 5 years ago, on their 60th Anniversary. . .
. . . and then just last spring, my father visiting my mom at a rehab facility. She has Alzheimer's and he has Parkinson's, and they can no longer live together. He visits every day. 
That is LOVE.My other blog post today is about the old knobs -- doorknobs, bedknobs, even a knob on a window lock -- in That Old House. Please visit!
How special. I'm glad they've been able to celebrate their love so many years--you can just see it in their eyes in the first picture.
ReplyDeleteI too have a mom with Alzheimer's. She's been in a nursing home the last several months. It's such a sad disease...
Thanks for stopping by to see me. I hope you'll return :-)
Their love is so precious. What a wonderful example to the upcoming generations. Thank you for sharing your special pictures!
ReplyDeleteThat is soooo sweet. Thanks for posting those pictures! :)
ReplyDeleteThat is so touching.
ReplyDeleteBrings tears to my eyes.
Teresa
Love your post. Thanks for stopping by my blog and for the kind words. I hope to see you around again. :-)
ReplyDelete60-years of LOVE... now that's some serious LOVE'in girl! What precious photos, and precious parents... they've given you quite a legacy... thanks for sharing it with the rest of us.
ReplyDeleteblessings. Dixie
Over 65 years of marriage. The love is there, but now it shows as a true testament and it shows what "real love" looks like. God bless their sweet hearts.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing.
Oh, how lovely! Thanks for sharing those photos. Happy WW!! dana
ReplyDeleteYou are so right.THAT is LOVE...Ann
ReplyDeleteHow priceless are these pictures. Your mom gazing up at her precious husband, just beautiful. What a testament to love and faith these two are. Thanks for sharing these. Kathy
ReplyDeleteVery precious pictures! They truly do speak a thousand loving words! You are all very blessed.
ReplyDeleteLove, Paula
What dear, sweet photos! My grandmother had Alzheimer's, so it made me a little teary-eyed. God bless them both.
ReplyDeleteOh thank you so much for sharing these pictures. Your parents seem to have an amazing love for each other. So sweet to see love after so many years.
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by my blog and for leaving that sweet comment!
precious moment! and very special.. in no matter what the situation is.. LOVE is what everyone need to keep on living.. so touching!
ReplyDeleteOh, what a beautiful tribute to such a strong love; thank you for sharing this touching story of your parents, with these 2 photos. Such kindness, caring and love. Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThank you also for visiting me and leaving such a sweet comment! I've read back a few of your blog posts and I am hooked on your restoration of That Old House. You have a fun sense of humor :)
Oh, my gosh, how precious!
ReplyDeleteKathy
THANK YOU FOR SHARING SUCH A BEAUTIFUL LOVE STORY....TODAY PEOPLE ARE SO QUICK TO GIVE UP ON A MARRIAGE AND THAT IS THE TRUEST TESTAMENT OF LOVE WHEN YOU CONTINUE TO GO DAILY TO SEE YOUR "SWEETHEART" WHEN THEY MAY OR MAY NOT KNOW YOU... BUT THE DESIRE TO SEE THEM AND KNOW THEY ARE OKAY IS GREATER THAN BEING SEEN AS A STRANGER.
ReplyDeleteBLESS THEM BOTH...HER TRAPPED IN A BODY THAT CAN'T RECOGNIZE HIM AND HIM LOVING HER AND NOT BEING RECOGNIZED.
BLESSINGS TO YOU AND THEM
debbie
Thank you for the nice note you left me. We seem to have more than old houses in common. My daughter received her doctorate from Oxford this last Spring, so I know how proud you must be of all her hard work! It is quite an accomplishment--and USC a wonderful school too. We live in Norther Calif. - Walnut Creek- but it isn't as far as New Jersey- so give her my address if she ever needs anything. I have four children and they have attended schools all over the country/world. It is nice to know they have people to call on that are close if they need them.
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Paula
That is a special love that spans time, isn't it? Thanks for sharing it!...Debbie
ReplyDeleteYour parents are so preciuos..loved the photos.. thanks for sharing... thanks for the visit to see the toile table..it is so appreciated..hugs ~lynne~
ReplyDeleteThank you for stopping by my Tablescape post Cass, your WW photographs are perfect for this weeks theme "Love". Kathy.
ReplyDeletewhat a sweet post! thank for visiting me today!
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