Toe Ring
Posted: Thu Nov 19, 2009 1:36 am
Not sure this is where this post belongs but anyways here it is.
After what seemed like an unending wave of bad days for me, my fourteen year old daughter came into the study where I hide myself most of the time and had a small box in her hand. She set it on the desk beside me and told me that she had gotten me a happy. A happy is what we always called the gifts that we gave one another when there was no occasion.
Well anyway I gave her a hug and a kiss and opened the little box. Inside was a very very small silver band with the word "Hope" inscribed on it. Naturally I told her straight up that I Loved it. Then she asked me if I knew why it was such a small band. I couldn't lie to her so I told her that I didn't.
That's when she told me that it was a toe ring and since I was always walking around the house barefooted that she wanted me to wear it, so that whenever I felt really bad and had trouble making it through another day that I could look down and see the reminder on my toe.
I hugged her again, this time with tears in my eyes. She found the toe it fit the best and put it on. I told her that I was never taking it off and you can be assured I'm not!!!
We all need hope in our lives. I wish for hope to be with each of you.
Dave
After what seemed like an unending wave of bad days for me, my fourteen year old daughter came into the study where I hide myself most of the time and had a small box in her hand. She set it on the desk beside me and told me that she had gotten me a happy. A happy is what we always called the gifts that we gave one another when there was no occasion.
Well anyway I gave her a hug and a kiss and opened the little box. Inside was a very very small silver band with the word "Hope" inscribed on it. Naturally I told her straight up that I Loved it. Then she asked me if I knew why it was such a small band. I couldn't lie to her so I told her that I didn't.
That's when she told me that it was a toe ring and since I was always walking around the house barefooted that she wanted me to wear it, so that whenever I felt really bad and had trouble making it through another day that I could look down and see the reminder on my toe.
I hugged her again, this time with tears in my eyes. She found the toe it fit the best and put it on. I told her that I was never taking it off and you can be assured I'm not!!!
We all need hope in our lives. I wish for hope to be with each of you.
Dave