There's nothing we love more at Heartwarming than the holiday that celebrates romance. As a special treat to all the readers out there, we've put together our biggest giveaway yet. Eighteen of the Heartwarming authors have joined together to giveaway five amazing prize packs. Not only are we ready to send you some sweet stories, we also have chocolate and flowers!
First, we have some new titles and some old. This prize contains:
Back to McGuffey's by Liz Flaherty
Once a Marine by Loree Lough
After the Silence by Rula Sinara
Return to Pelican Inn by Dana Mentink
All four of these are sure to provide you with hours of reading enjoyment!
Next up, we have a foursome that's sure to melt your heart.
Christmas, Actually by Anna Adams, Anna J. Stewart, and Melinda Curtis
An Act of Love by Marion Ekholm
Mountains Apart by Carol Ross
A League of Her Own by Karen Rock
These four stories have unforgettable love stories we don't want you to miss!
Another wonderful group with some of the most beautiful covers here at Heartwarming are part of Prize Pack #3.
If I Loved You by Leigh Riker
In My Dreams by Muriel Jensen
Honeysuckle Bride by Tara Randel
Matthew's Choice by Patricia Bradley
The words inside are just as pretty as the pictures on the outside!
Here's a fun group! These spectacular ladies never disappoint.
The Parent Trap by Lee McKenzie
Eva's Deadline by Linda Hope Lee
An Unlikely Rancher by Rox Denny Fox
And as a special treat to the winner of this prize, Melinda Curtis is offering up any one of her novels in the Harmony Valley series including her upcoming March release, One Perfect Year!
There you have it - five amazing prizes just waiting to be won. Enter as many times as you like. Post a comment on the blog for TWO entries, visit our Facebook pages, follow us on Twitter, and tweet about the contest once a day while it's running!
So tell us, what's your favorite Heartwarming moment? We can't wait to hear all about it!
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First, we have some new titles and some old. This prize contains:Back to McGuffey's by Liz Flaherty
Once a Marine by Loree Lough
After the Silence by Rula Sinara
Return to Pelican Inn by Dana Mentink
All four of these are sure to provide you with hours of reading enjoyment!
Next up, we have a foursome that's sure to melt your heart.Christmas, Actually by Anna Adams, Anna J. Stewart, and Melinda Curtis
An Act of Love by Marion Ekholm
Mountains Apart by Carol Ross
A League of Her Own by Karen Rock
These four stories have unforgettable love stories we don't want you to miss!
Another wonderful group with some of the most beautiful covers here at Heartwarming are part of Prize Pack #3.If I Loved You by Leigh Riker
In My Dreams by Muriel Jensen
Honeysuckle Bride by Tara Randel
Matthew's Choice by Patricia Bradley
The words inside are just as pretty as the pictures on the outside!
The Parent Trap by Lee McKenzie
Eva's Deadline by Linda Hope Lee
An Unlikely Rancher by Rox Denny Fox
And as a special treat to the winner of this prize, Melinda Curtis is offering up any one of her novels in the Harmony Valley series including her upcoming March release, One Perfect Year!
Lastly, we have a special Grand Prize, sure to warm the heart of any lovely lady on Valentine's Day. The Heartwarming authors want to send you a bouquet of roses along with these pull-at-your-heartstrings reads: In My Dreams by Muriel Jensen, A Child's Christmas by Kate James, The Better Man by Amy Vastine, and Christmas, Actually by Anna Adams, Anna J. Stewart, and Melinda Curtis.
There you have it - five amazing prizes just waiting to be won. Enter as many times as you like. Post a comment on the blog for TWO entries, visit our Facebook pages, follow us on Twitter, and tweet about the contest once a day while it's running!
So tell us, what's your favorite Heartwarming moment? We can't wait to hear all about it!
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Memorable heartwarming moment was when I had my daughter Amy 9 years ago. She was born on Valentines Day, the same day her father was brought to live with his parents from the orphanage when he was six months old.
ReplyDeleteOh, wow, what a great family story! Thanks for sharing that.
DeleteThat's incredible and beautiful.
DeleteWhen my three grandsons, along with their mother who was bedbound with MS, came to live with us they were age 1, 3, and 4. We went from a home with 3 to a home with 7 overnight. Our loving church family reached out to help with a "home makeover". It included the addition of 2 bedrooms, a bath, and so much more. Just remembering the look on the boys faces when they walked into their new bedroom keeps me smiling.
ReplyDeleteOh, Brenda, what a help that must have been at such a hard time. Blessings to your family.
DeleteI love stories of kindness and generosity like that...from you opening your home to your daughter and grandkids to the church members helping make room for them! :-)
DeleteThat's so inspiring and very heartwarming, Brenda!
DeleteMy most heart warming moment was when my long time boyfriend and I were having issues. He decided he needed to drive "home" for a while to get his head clear. The day he was scheduled to leave, I came home for lunch, expecting an empty house. I pulled into the garage and on the back door was a heart shaped post-it note. The note read "I don't need". I walked inside, past the laundry room, and found another heart shaped post-it note on the door opening to the kitchen. the note read "to go all the way". as I proceeded to the bedroom, my eyes welling up, the door was closed, and - there, another heart shaped post-it note. The note read: "to Indiana to know I love you". I pushed the door open and was greeted with a warm embrace from the man I love.
ReplyDeleteAw! That would make a great touch in a movie...like the "You complete me" line from Jerry McGuire! :-)
DeleteOh, my gosh this made me choke up!
DeleteDid you see the special about the high school track runner (her name is Kayla) who has MS and can't feel her legs as she runs while her coach cheers her on, but pushes herself anyway and then practically collapses at the end of the race into her coach's arms? About made me bawl at the end when her body heat was high and she needed water and her coach was carrying her at the end. She has amazing spirit to push through it all and strive for excellence regardless of her illness. That was a serious heartwarming moment. :)
ReplyDeleteI've seen those news clips, too, Tressa, and they choked me up, too!
DeleteOh, wow. A spirit like hers is truly a gift to all. Amazing.
DeleteWhat a moving story, Tressa!
DeleteThis is a fantastic promotion. Thank you for all your hard work. I'll get busy promoting it next week on the social medias and my web site.
ReplyDeleteMuch as I hate wishing time away, I can hardly wait to find out who will win all these terrific prizes!
DeleteAmy, what a great blog and I'm with Marion--Thank you so much!
ReplyDeleteAs always, Amy did a terrific job on this blog! Thank you, Amy!
DeleteWhat an amazing giveaway! I've only read books by two heartwarming authors so far: Karen Rock and Amy Vastine and I really enjoyed their stories. I am hoping to get the chance to read more of them.
ReplyDeleteCan't think of any heartwarming moment I want to share at the moment, but I'll check back in when something pops up.
Here's hoping you get your wish, Lola, because there are so many talented authors and terrific stories in the Heartwarming lineup!
DeleteKaren and Amy are amazing authors! I hope your wish comes true :).
DeleteHope you read many more. The books and authors are wonderful.
DeleteHi, Lola! You are such an amazing blogger, reviewer and blog tour director- and most of all, friend <3
DeleteMy heart warming moment was when I held my new baby cousin for the first time. My heart just melted. All of your books sound so interesting! I've not read any of them and would absolutely love too be able to read them.
ReplyDeleteThank you for doing the free giveaway.
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Whether or not your name is chose, Danie, I hope you'll read a Heartwarming novel. Just make sure to clear some space on your bookshelf, because I have a feeling if you read one, you'll want to read them all!
DeleteDanie, holding a baby is magical, isn't it?
DeleteA heart warming moment for me was watching my husband holding our baby girl for the first time. He was so careful and not the least bit hesitant, of course when your the oldest of 10.lol I saw love at first sight that day and it brought tears to my eyes. Now that baby is 18 and a freshman in college. The day we moved her into her dorm I saw all my emotions etched on his face. The entire trip home we kept reminiscing about the growing up years.
ReplyDeleteI'll just bet THAT was a Kodak moment, wasn't it, Katrina! :-)
DeleteKatrina, they grow up so fast. I have three and can't believe how fast time flies with each one. I was just looking through their baby albums!
DeleteOne year, Valentine's Day was on a Monday, & my hubby had to work that weekend. He was worried that there wouldn't be any flowers left by the time he got out of work, so he brought me home 2 bouquets, one all purple (my favorite color)! This really was a heart warming moment!
ReplyDeleteHeartwarming, and sweet!
DeleteOoooh I love purple flowers!!! He's a keeper!
DeleteMy heartwarming moment was the year that I received my engagement ring on valentines day and he told me that he wanted me to be his valentine forever
ReplyDeleteAw! And how many years ago was that, Darlene!
DeleteAw that makes it a special day forever after!
DeleteI got married in my late 20's, got pregnant soon after and miscarried. It took five years for me to get pregnant again. Because I went many years not knowing if I would be a mother, when my son was born, I couldn't get enough of him! Even though the birth process isn't fun, that was one of the happiest days of my life!
ReplyDeleteThat's a hard one to compete with. I'm sorry for your loss, but glad you were able to get pregnant again. Good luck in the giveaway!
DeleteA miscarriage is definitely heart-wrenching and tough to get over, but the birth of your son must have felt like the best heartwarming moment ever.
Deleteheart warming moment??? Can't think of one to share at the moment but I have read Once A Marine by Loree Lough and that truly warmed my heart. Great Contest.
ReplyDeleteWe love to hear that, Robin!
DeleteSo great to hear you enjoyed Loree's Heartwarming story! :)
DeleteThank you, Robin! Big hug comin' your way!
DeleteThe births of my kids are my favorite heartwarming moments! I'll never forget those first moments holding them.
ReplyDeleteI have to agree that holding your baby for the first time is just indescribable and definitely heartwarming!
DeleteThose first moments are unforgettable!
DeleteDefinitely high on the list of memorable, heartwarming moments, Christy...right behind saying "I do!" to my real-life hero!
DeleteI'm a children's librarian (who's taking a break from the library while I get my degree.) But all of the hugs I received from my library kids always melt my heart. They make me feel like a superhero.
ReplyDeleteWe all have soft spots for librarians. I think "superhero" is pretty accurate. :-)
DeleteMy childhood librarian was one of the people in my life who made such a difference. She became a family friend and it was incredible to share my first book with her last year. I'm sure all those kids appreciate you!
DeleteI love that my husband picks all the daisies for me before he mows the lawn.
ReplyDeleteThat's so incredibly sweet!!
DeleteHe's a keeper, Cathy!
DeleteHow sweet, Cathy! He's a blessing for sure!
DeleteWoo-hoo! I would love to win one of the above packages. These are a selection of wonderful authors who know how to spin a story. landtbeth at yahoo dot com.
ReplyDeleteBest of luck to you, Laurean!
DeleteI agree with Rula: Best of luck to you, Laurie-girl!
DeleteOne of my most heartwarming moments occurred while I was going through a bad time. On Valentine's Day my 10-year-old niece handed me a teddy bear she'd dress in a lacy getup and said, "Here, Aunt Laurie, I'm giving you this teddy bear becaus I don't want you to be alone." It's been 2 decades. That teddy bear still sits on my headboard. landtbeth@yahoo.com
ReplyDeleteAw, your niece has a heart of gold! That's one special bear :).
DeleteHolding my baby for the first time.
ReplyDeleteYES!
DeleteDouble yes! :)
DeleteSunsets with my husband warm my heart :)
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Those are beautiful moments, Deanna. Thanks for sharing!
DeleteWhat wonderful thoughts, Ladies. I think we authors have to pick your brains for future stories. Wishing all your heartwarming moments stretch into years and years.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful covers. I bet the stories are just as beautiful
ReplyDeleteThanks from us all!!
DeleteHarlequin sure knows how to create an eye-catching cover, for sure! Thank you, m'dear!
DeleteOh geez, to choose 1 thing? Well, I'll have to say my heart melts when our kids,who aren't so little anymore at ages 13 and 10, cuddle up and snuggle with their Dad (& my husband). And cuddles with them, myself, aren't so bad either!
ReplyDeleteThat's definitely heartwarming :), Mel.
DeleteThose are truly heartwarming moments, Mel!
DeleteWonderful to see you all here and what beautiful memories and thoughts! Welcome to the Heartwarming world! :)
ReplyDeleteholding my very first grandbaby last January 29.....such love ! such joy! I cried! Such a blessing from God and she has won grandma's heart!
ReplyDeleteYes, Happy B-day to her!
DeleteHappy Birthday to her! And it's my birthday, too.
DeleteHappy birthday, Patricia!
DeleteI receive nothing by Heartwarming book every month from Harlequin. Ever since I decided that's what I wanted to write. I loved The Paris Connection. There are too many to name, but they truly warm the heart. Thank you for creating this genre for those of us who are squeamish about sexually explicit novels. Thanks for being an example of what "emotionally" charged books can be.
ReplyDeleteThank you for being an avid Heartwarming reader and for targeting the line as a writer! We love that you love the stories and what the line is all about. Don't stop writing!! :)
DeleteThank you for stopping by! And keep on writing.
DeleteSuch wonderful memories! Good luck to everyone who entered the contest.
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ReplyDeleteSigh... I love heartwarming moments! I loved reading everyone's stories! My most heartwarming moments are when I'm at work. I am a caretaker at an assisted living facility and I currently take care of my 5 ladies at this house I work at. They were all complete strangers to me when I started taking care of them. But now, I have grown so very fond of them. Every night when I get them ready for bed and tuck them in or when I am getting ready to leave from my shift, they all hug me and kiss me and tell me that they love me. It seriously melts my heart each and every time. I love being able to take care of such wonderful ladies. We all get old if we are lucky, and I am just glad that I get to spend their last days with them making them comfortable and happy.
ReplyDeleteElizabeth, bless your heart for giving so much of yourself and so much love to those elderly ladies. You're good heart and love comes through in your words.
DeleteThis contest is so much fun. And I love reading the true stories everyone is posting. Some are more than heartwarming, they make my heart skip a beat. I love writing Heartwarming books, and I love reading them as well.
ReplyDeleteMy best heartwarming moment was when my man and I could not get through many obstacles and I was getting ready to leave the country forever, never to see his again. Needless to say how sad we both were. Then, our lawyer called with good news on how to solve the problems, and my man proposed to me right there and then in the kitchen - without any special settings or preparations. We've been happily married for over 7 years.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations, Tatiana. There's nothing like determination and good legal advice! Good luck with the contest.
DeleteWhat a fabulous giveaway! Thank you so much for the chance to be a winner!! I have been blessed to enjoy so many heartwarming moments and it's hard to pick a favorite! Valentine's Day warms my heart as it is the day my husband proposed and also the day we were married. We will celebrate our 14th anniversary this year!
ReplyDeleteWow, Britney. What a romantic day on which to propose and to get married. And every year the day dedicated to love has special meaning for the two of you. Powerful stuff. Happy 14th anniversary. Good luck with the contest.
DeleteThis is a fantastic giveaway. I like the idea of being able to win books. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteThanks for commenting, Connie. Come on back with a Heartwarming moment to enter the contest!
DeleteThis is a heartwarming moment! Everyone's stories are so beautiful and touching. Thank you so much for sharing them :-)
ReplyDeleteI am with most everyone else, most memorable moment was when my first was born and seeing my husband hold her.
ReplyDeleteThe two most amazing expressions to see cross your husband's face - when you walk down the aisle in your wedding gown and he holds your newborn !!
DeleteMy favorite heartwarming moments have been the births of our daughters. But I have also enjoyed many heartwarming moments from various friends who randomly surprise our family with little goodies to eat around holidays. It always makes us feel special.
ReplyDeleteI love our neighborhood cookie swap! I agree that giving and receiving holiday goodies is so heartwarming :-)
Deletebeing the mom to three boys=heartwarming
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You are blessed, Denise :-)
DeleteWhat a sweet giveaway. Gotta love books!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Cheryl! Good luck :-)
Deletegotta love books, chocolate ad flowers. Love it.
ReplyDeleteAgreed! Books are the best. Good luck ;-)
DeleteMy husband lay on an ER bed waiting to go into surgery. It was hard for him to talk but he had so much to say. Every word was painful but he talked on. His last words to me were "I love you, with all my heart and my soul. You are my best friend my lover my wife. Linda, I love you."
ReplyDeleteOne hour turned into the next with know word. I remember all the times we had, both good and bad. I remembered our decisions be donor's. Our final statement to the world was "Can I help you live, I have no need of this shell, please let me help others, harvest me!" After 23 years with Lee, we are almost alike in all our thinking.
The doctor came out and gave me a big bear hug telling me. "Lee made it, he is in recovery." She had allot more to say but that's another story.
Our road is all up hill going. We have lost everything we worked hard all our lives for. Our home, Our job's, our lives as we knew it, but as long as we have each other we will make it.
Linda, I wish you all good things from here on. You got over the highest hurdle.
DeleteGo, Linda! My husband and I have that kind of love. You'll get each other through. You're on my prayer list.
DeleteI agree, Linda. You have what's most important and nothing matters more than love. God bless!
DeleteThe most heart warming moments were giving birth to my three children.I think even more precious was being in the delivery room for the birth of each of their first children. Seeing a child come from my two daughters and my daughter in law was so heart melting for me; those first three babies still have my heart like no others can have.
ReplyDeleteWe moms are so lucky to have that most precious moment!
DeleteIs this an international giveaway? its not mentioned if it is or not.
ReplyDeleteI'm not sure if you're wanting Heartwarming moments from your books or real life? Some of my moments were seeing how close my father was with my children, building things with them and sharing stories and life lessons. This brought sadness, too, after he passed away. One said "Why did he have to die when I'm so little?" There were no answers and it was bittersweet that they had been so close.
ReplyDeleteHeartwarming yes,I love when my grandsons show up and vacuum my front room. Or my granddaughter weeds my flowerpot garden on my deck. Sometimes the snow is shoveled or the grass is cut. No one leaves a note so I have to guess who was at the house. Life is Heartwarming sometimes. Thanks for having such a great contest.
ReplyDeleteLittle arms around my neck when I'm holding my daughter--those are my favorite heartwarming moments! Thanks for the giveaway! You ladies write my favorite books!!
ReplyDeleteWhen My Daughter was born on Valentines Day the day My Mother passed away 6 yrs prior
ReplyDeleteIt's always heartwarming when a child notices mom did something for them.
ReplyDeleteThose moments are heartwarming and treasured for sure, June! :-)
Deletewhen my grandchildren are so excited to see me!
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My biggest heart warming moment is when I accepted Christ as my Lord and Savior. Then being able to see my husband then boyfriend get baptized and three out four boys get baptized. Praying for my fourth!
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My kids, of course, are responsible for many heartwarming moments, but the one that really got me was my hubby. At the time, still boyfriend, he bought me new tires for my car for Valentine's Day.
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It would have to be the night my son was born!
ReplyDeleteRobin in NC rw620 at aol dot com
When mr brother came home, we adopted him at age 2 from South Korea. That first night he crawled into bed with me his sister.
DeleteSeeing what my niece has turned into in 3 years
ReplyDeleteMarriage proposal.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite heartwarming moment was in the movie Homeward Bound: The Incredible Journey when Shadow is finally reunited with his owner Peter.
ReplyDeleteMy stand-in for my brother in law in the delivery room for the birth of their 2nd child. He was USAF active duty in Turkey so my sister came back to the US for the delivery.
ReplyDeleteMy daugter. She draws pictures to me and always leaves a note for me. Those are so incocente and hear warming, everytime my heart squezes.
ReplyDeleteI don't really have one at this time.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite heartwarming moment is seeing some succeed when they didn't expect to do so.
ReplyDeleteMy youngest daughter (19 at the time) suddenly suffered several grand mal seizures. After visiting serval local physicians looking for answers, we traveled to a clinic 120 miles away. At the clinic she went through a series of tests only to discover she had epilepsy. A condition she would have for her entire life. She was told she couldn’t drive, and she was placed on high doses of medication that would have unpleasant side effects. She was also told that the medication may or may not work at first, so she may have more seizures before they perfected the dosage. Oh, and she would have to take the medication for the rest of her life because there is no cure, the medication will just contol seizures and (hopefully) prevent any permanent damage. Then we got in the car to travel home. I was near tears thinking about her future – the dangers she would face daily, the toxic medication she would have to ingest, the fear of having a family of her own, the list goes on. We traveled in silence for about 30 minutes then she said. “Well, Mom, this is the best news we could have received. I don’t have cancer. I don’t have a tumor and I don’t have to have brain surgery. Epilepsy doesn’t seem so bad compared to those options. This will be my cross to bear knowing that other people have crosses that are much heavier than mine. I am going to be Okay.” Well, needless to say she humbled me and warmed my heart to the core!
ReplyDeleteWhat an amazing daughter you have.
DeleteWow, Shelly, that IS heartwarming!
DeleteMy heartwarming moments were when my husband held our children for the first time. He had a look of awe in his eyes that I will never forget.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite heartwarming moment is when i see my dog and two cats cuddling together on the couch.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite heartwarming moment was watching one of my closest friends get married. It took a while, but she finally got her man ;-)
ReplyDeleteI haven't read any of the Heartwarming series yet. Fingers crossed to win!
My favorite heartwarming moment was when a man I just met later winked at me across the room and melted my heart. We will celebrate our 40th anniversary this year and that wink still melts my heart.
ReplyDeleteThank you for this wonderful giveaway.
Congratulations on your 40th, Melanie! Larry and I will celebrate 43 years this summer, and you're so right...those first heartwarming moments still make me weak in the knees!
DeleteMy children have made friends with a variety of classmates while in school and are open to all, not hanging around only with people "like them." They have learned the struggles of living in foster care and what it is like to have learning disabilities, and their kindness always touches me.
ReplyDeleteOne of my most heartwarming moments came when my great nephew finally got out of the hospital after having meningitis. He'd been in a coma for quite a while and it we were so happy to see him home.
ReplyDeleteThe birth of our only child over 43 years ago has always been so special but February 27, 2014 provided my second heartwarming moment. My daughter gave birth to our first grandchild and I have been given the gift of a beautiful granddaughter to love and cherish!
ReplyDeleteThe birth of our children were very heartwarming moments, and seeing my husband holding them was amazing. Another very heartwarming moment was when we introduced each "big brother or big sister" to their new siblings.
ReplyDeleteBrittany McEuen
My memorable heartwarming moment was when my grandson was born! Melts my heart! He is for a grandmas boy!
ReplyDeleteThe birth of my children for sure. Times I will never forget.
ReplyDeleteMy heart warming moment comes each morning as i greet my Mom with a hug and a kiss!
ReplyDeletemy most heartwarming moments are usually with my best friend. She's always there for me through thick and thin. She most recently took a couple days off of work last week so that she could stay and comfort me before a huge surgical procedure i just had and stayed in the hospital to comfort my parents and keep them company during my procedure. Shes like a second sister to me!
ReplyDeleteMy little girl had hearing problems and after surgery I went to Wal-Mart to grab a few items before we went home. Inside the garden section she looked at me and said, "Momma! What is that sound?" I looked around and realized she was hearing the whirring motor of the fans inside the green house. A heartwarming moment that made me realize how precious our senses are!
ReplyDeleteMy son lost a tooth and then dropped it while we were traveling. Distraught that he had no tooth to put under his pillow, he composed a note. 'Dear tooth fairy, I lost my tooth but I don't have it. To check, just look in my mouth.' I'm enjoying the great moments everyone is describing.
ReplyDeletePrecious AND heartwarming! And oh, what memories that evokes!
DeleteAfter many many years of not being able to have a child of our own, the best day and most heartwarming moment was getting to hold our new baby boy in the hospital room with our birth mother and her family watching. She wanted to see us with him and see how much love we had for him.
ReplyDeleteA heartwarming moment for me is spending some time with my husband on a short getaway! Those moments are so precious!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great giveaway, thank you!
When my son was born.It was hard going through the birth alone as my husband was overseas with the US Navy. But, seeing that beautiful child was worth every moment of the pain. (As my labor went much faster than they anticipated with a first child, I had no painkillers.)
ReplyDeleteI hear ya, Patricia! Yours truly is such a goof...didn't realize I was in labor until it was too late for painkillers, so I went through all the births, ah-nacheral! That's the price to pay when a person has a high threshold of pain, I guess. LOL
DeleteMy hubby and I never had children. However, the last 9 years since I was diagnosed with cancer (I have been cancer free for 8 years) have been wonderful! I love spending time with my hubby!
ReplyDeleteSo happy to hear you beat The Big C, Debbie! Here's hoping you'll keep right on kickin' its butt for the next 90 years!
DeleteSharing my birthday with my lovely niece.
ReplyDeleteOh, I so agree, Ann! Sometimes the simplest things make for the most heartwarming memories!
DeleteImin need of something good to read please pick me thanks
ReplyDeleteHere's hoping your name will be one of those chosen, Shirley! :-)
DeleteI'm still single and childless, so obviously my heartwarming moment can't be about my boyfriend or children. ;)
ReplyDeleteSo I would say my favorite heartwarming moments are when one of my friends is feeling down and I am able to make her day a little brighter by talking to her or taking her out.
Whenever I am able to help someone out, that's the best feeling ever! :)
My favorite heartwarming moment was my birthday two years ago. My boyfriend adopted two puppies from the local shelter after we were forced to humanely euthanize our Rottie. They brighten every day, and remind me how much he loves me :) Because two puppies are a LOT of work!
ReplyDeleteI couldn't have children of my own but I loved my husband's with all my heart. My step-daughter was torn between us and my husband's ex, and as I predicted, one day she stole the children away. We always told her where to write to her dad if she ever wanted to find him even if she was told he was dead. Years later, she sent my husband a letter. Her high school counsellor urged her to write it. Our hands shook as we read her youthful expressions of love and hope that he would get her letter. She met with us, awkward and equal parts suspicion and hope. She asked us pointed questions which verified that she had been lied to her whole life by her scheming mother. (Sounds like a book plot!). Very soon after these revelations she moved in with us and we bonded like super glue, staying up late talking, sharing a love of books, watching Friends, Grey's Anatomy and Sex and the City episodes. On that first Mother's Day she gave me a stack of romance novels (!!!) and a card full of love, affection, and devotion and she began to call me "Mom". That brings tears to my eyes even now. At her college graduation she told me that if she ever has kids I'll be their grandmother. I never dreamed that I would find the love of my life and become a mom to such an amazing daughter. My favourite heartwarming moment? It happens every time I look at her.
ReplyDeleteWho can worried u,and who can love u so much,who can support u,and who can encourage u in all worries,who can live for u,she is one and only the best mother and the best women in the world....happy womens day...from.. Women's Day Quotes 2016 Womens Day Images 2016 Womens Day wishes 2016 Womens Day 2016 happy international women's day
ReplyDeleteThis is the best post I have ever seen. Very clear and simple.
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