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Topic: the best...
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Fri 04/11/08 01:47 AM
what is the best thing you've done for a person to show him/her that you TRULY care.....

EtherealEmbers's photo
Fri 04/11/08 01:49 AM
been faithful

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Fri 04/11/08 01:53 AM
I've done so many best things that I can't remember them all...

briancarr's photo
Fri 04/11/08 01:53 AM
I left the garage door opener,keys and a note on the counter, and never looked backbigsmile

Jtevans's photo
Fri 04/11/08 02:04 AM
i decided against wrecking someone's car


have you ever been driving down the road and suddenly you get that little voice in your head that says


"nu huh huh,turning the car into oncoming traffic would be Counter Productive"?


happened to me

mephistopheles's photo
Fri 04/11/08 02:05 AM
left, so she could be happy and become the person she wanted to be.

littleike's photo
Fri 04/11/08 02:10 AM
someone who has no family here and who is confined to a wheelchair , i stayed at a apt with him that he just moved in and i stayed there a month and a half putting his apt together

jenleah32's photo
Fri 04/11/08 02:13 AM

been faithful
I second this one!!drinker drinker drinker

Mossop's photo
Fri 04/11/08 02:55 AM
Been faithful and trusting (Not that it done me much good)

hellkitten54's photo
Fri 04/11/08 03:15 AM
Isn't being faithful a given in a relationship??huh



Love letters, sent them to our addresss, to him.happy

EtherealEmbers's photo
Fri 04/11/08 03:29 AM

Isn't being faithful a given in a relationship??huh


you would THINK, yeah... grumble

MAKE_ME_GIGGLE's photo
Fri 04/11/08 03:49 AM
I packed my bags and left

hikerchick's photo
Fri 04/11/08 04:57 AM
I didn't kill anyone.

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Fri 04/11/08 05:33 AM
broke off the relationship....i wasn't right for her...she didn't realize it at the time...but now....18 months later she is married ...."happily ever after"

oldsage's photo
Fri 04/11/08 05:35 AM
Told her "I will find her again." Less than 4 days before she died. 11 yrs.; May 2

franshade's photo
Fri 04/11/08 05:38 AM
Edited by franshade on Fri 04/11/08 05:39 AM
There is no 'I' in relationships, we are a team.
We do and help each other.flowerforyou


Myisland50's photo
Fri 04/11/08 05:41 AM
I took care of everything, so he could live the short life he had,,,flowerforyou

MyrtleBeachDude's photo
Fri 04/11/08 05:48 AM
About 6 years ago my wife and I hosted a Christmas party for the people that worked for her. About 20 people attended. One of the conversations from a woman was that a woman had just moved in next door to her. She had just came from a woman's shelter with her 2 baby girls. They had no furniture no food not even a Christmas tree. When I returned to work the next Monday I could not get that woman off of my mind. I mentioned it to the guys I worked with. One guy reached in his pocket and pulled out a 20 and said "get this to her". It started snowballing from there. Soon I had 500 dollars collected. Then I get a call from CSX railroad (who I work closely with daily) and the caller tells me he heard what we were doing and was on his way to see me (I had already hit up the train conductor for cash so that's how he heard). The man shows up and hands me 200 more dollars. Then one of the guys that work with me calls me and tells me that our boss had authorized me and him to go to Wal-Mart with the company credit card and buy this woman what ever we needed to. We bought toys,cloths,a crib,2 beds diapers etc. Now mind you my wife had no clue I was doing any of this. I call her and ask her if I drop off some gifts if she minded wrapping what we had purchased for this woman. She agreed and thought that was really cool but when we pulled up with 2 pick up truck loads of stuff she was shocked. That night we drive to this woman's house. Very poor neighborhood but I guess from what this woman had been through it didn't matter. There were about 6 of us including the woman that originally had mentioned this at the Christmas dinner. We walk up and knock on the door and this young black woman with a tiny baby in her arms and another little 2 year old girl holding on to her leg answers it. She opens it and see's all of us standing there. I said "mamm, you don't know me but a lot of people know you". We began bringing in the gifts and all she could do was sit there and cry. When we finished assembling her Christmas tree I handed the little girl a black Barbie doll and she was all smiles and never put that doll lol down the whole time we were there. After we finished all this woman could say was Thank you Jesus and bless you angels. Then I handed her 700 dollars in cash and she was blown away. It was by far one of the greatest things I have ever done for someone to show them that not only I care but many cared. One more note, all of those guys involved in this, we all still work together for the same company.

Lily0923's photo
Fri 04/11/08 05:55 AM

About 6 years ago my wife and I hosted a Christmas party for the people that worked for her. About 20 people attended. One of the conversations from a woman was that a woman had just moved in next door to her. She had just came from a woman's shelter with her 2 baby girls. They had no furniture no food not even a Christmas tree. When I returned to work the next Monday I could not get that woman off of my mind. I mentioned it to the guys I worked with. One guy reached in his pocket and pulled out a 20 and said "get this to her". It started snowballing from there. Soon I had 500 dollars collected. Then I get a call from CSX railroad (who I work closely with daily) and the caller tells me he heard what we were doing and was on his way to see me (I had already hit up the train conductor for cash so that's how he heard). The man shows up and hands me 200 more dollars. Then one of the guys that work with me calls me and tells me that our boss had authorized me and him to go to Wal-Mart with the company credit card and buy this woman what ever we needed to. We bought toys,cloths,a crib,2 beds diapers etc. Now mind you my wife had no clue I was doing any of this. I call her and ask her if I drop off some gifts if she minded wrapping what we had purchased for this woman. She agreed and thought that was really cool but when we pulled up with 2 pick up truck loads of stuff she was shocked. That night we drive to this woman's house. Very poor neighborhood but I guess from what this woman had been through it didn't matter. There were about 6 of us including the woman that originally had mentioned this at the Christmas dinner. We walk up and knock on the door and this young black woman with a tiny baby in her arms and another little 2 year old girl holding on to her leg answers it. She opens it and see's all of us standing there. I said "mamm, you don't know me but a lot of people know you". We began bringing in the gifts and all she could do was sit there and cry. When we finished assembling her Christmas tree I handed the little girl a black Barbie doll and she was all smiles and never put that doll lol down the whole time we were there. After we finished all this woman could say was Thank you Jesus and bless you angels. Then I handed her 700 dollars in cash and she was blown away. It was by far one of the greatest things I have ever done for someone to show them that not only I care but many cared. One more note, all of those guys involved in this, we all still work together for the same company.


I could only read this about half way through, I started crying...

Amen to you sir....flowerforyou

MyrtleBeachDude's photo
Fri 04/11/08 06:06 AM
It was many people involved I was just the spokes person for many kind hearted people and believe me that woman wasnt the only one crying that night lol but thank you Lily

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