[Sethia Soliman]

What’s the sweetest thing that someone has ever done for you?​

After reading member @Bunny62's lovely post, which you can read here, I was left wondering... What's the sweetest thing that someone has ever done for you, members?

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I'm talking about those heart-melting moments when someone goes out of their way to show you they love you! Member @Bunny62 whipped up a delicious feast for her husband to enjoy, and aside from how absolutely delicious it looked, I can just imagine how ecstatic that made him feel. All the effort that went into it just seems so special, including the meticulous details behind the scenes that are easily unnoticed, but she did it regardless to ensure that every bite tastes like it's made with utmost love!

Now, it's your turn! I would love to hear your stories if you're willing to share them with us!

 

[Ricki]

What’s the sweetest thing that someone has ever done for you?​

After reading member @Bunny62's lovely post, which you can read here, I was left wondering... What's the sweetest thing that someone has ever done for you, members?

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Source: Unsplash

I'm talking about those heart-melting moments when someone goes out of their way to show you they love you! Member @Bunny62 whipped up a delicious feast for her husband to enjoy, and aside from how absolutely delicious it looked, I can just imagine how ecstatic that made him feel. All the effort that went into it just seems so special, including the meticulous details behind the scenes that are easily unnoticed, but she did it regardless to ensure that every bite tastes like it's made with utmost love!

Now, it's your turn! I would love to hear your stories if you're willing to share them with us!

My grandies are forever dropping in unexpectedly and bringing me flowers or a special smoothie from the boost juice or just giving me a big hug and saying "love you nonna" , it warms my heart to overflowing.

 

[Mumbelina]

My Mother being my Mum

 

[janj]

My husband on our anniversary a few years ago took me to Disneyland

 

[featherfour]

Knowing that I was feeling down about work, and with my 60th birthday coming up, my beloved surprised me with tickets to Paris. Yep. You read that right! I had no idea. We'd never been on an overseas holiday together, but he collaborated with a very well-travelled friend (who loves Paris) and gave me the tickets 6 months early, so I really had something to look forward to. Oh, and dinner for my birthday was on the Eiffel Tower (and I still don't know how much that meal cost.)

 

[Mumbelina]

My husband on our anniversary a few years ago took me to Disneyland

 

[Suzanne rose]

I have too say I'm blessed with so many thoughtful things my family have done.

Two that come to mind is hubby sent me 24 long stem roses to me at work just to say thank you for being me .

The other was my kids took me to breakfast on mothers day and presented me with a map of my house.
We went home after breakfast and I went on a treasure hunt with my map and the 10 gifts were all amazing with the last one being a cruise