Sometimes? It's a good thing to make another person cry.
Good Neighbor Nancy is, as her soubriquet explains, a Good Neighbor and a Good Friend. She babysits my dogs, she watches out for and feeds my chickens and bunnies as needed. She move turtles across the road. She is a kind woman, a good mom and aunt and grandmother, and a better sister than her sister deserves.
She is on disability because of a back injury, and is in almost constant pain. I cannot remember how many operations she has had just since I've known her.
She does a lot for others, but few do for her.
So, yesterday, Sweetie and I gave her a Tracfone so she can be safer while driving, and at home.
I gave her the green Cat Bhordi socks first, with a fancy keychain stuffed into one, and a Tracfone minutes card in the other. Then, we gave her the phone. Her very first cell phone.
And she cried.
Fuzzarelly is Back
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I've had one of those 'no contract' phones for many years.. they're definitely worth their weight in gold.
Also, *hugs*.. you know why.
Just please make sure she knows how to use it :-)
After I realized that the spousal unit was not answering my calls, I realized he had never turned in on...! He figured it was automatic.
Oh, what a wonderful and perfectly thoughtful gift! You're right, sometimes those tears are a sign of a Good Thing.
Hi Fuzzarelly,
I'm in Boston. But you can give me a call via Lady Euphoria.
Love this post. Nothing warms the heart like tears of joy.
Hugs, Euphoria
sounds like you're a good neighbor, too ;-)
(heh--my verification word is "cationi". Say it with an Italian accent, and I think I have a new "pet name" for my kitty now LOL)
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