One day your momma won't call you anymore.
One day you will wish she had lived more days to enjoy your time with her.
One day she'll stop telling you to stop with your jokes.
One day she'll stop giving you the advices she thinks is right for you.
One day you will find the house where she was always waiting for you with a cup of hot coffee upon arrival, empty.
One day her voice will no longer be heard.
One day, only memories will remain.
Time flies and waits for nothing and nobody.
And on that day, you will feel a void so great that nothing and no one can fill!
But even in the midst of grief, there is a lesson to be learned.
A lesson about the importance of cherishing every moment, of appreciating every second, and of loving every person in your life.
Because one day, they won't be there anymore, and all you'll have are memories.
So, while your momma is still with you, make the most of every moment.
Listen to her stories, laugh at her jokes, and soak up her love.
Because one day, she'll be gone, and you'll be left with only memories to hold onto.

Thank you for sharing this emotional and heartfelt post😘😘. It's a beautiful tribute to the love and impact of a mother, and a reminder to cherish every moment with our loved ones. I'll carry your words with me and make sure to appreciate my own mom while she's still here😘😘.

Tsarbomba:
One day, your momma won't call you anymore.
The phone will lie silent, devoid of her warm voice, her laughter, and her gentle scolding.
One day, you'll realize that you'll never again hear her say, 'I love you,' or 'I'm proud of you.'
The thought alone is enough to bring tears to your eyes.
One day, you will wish she had lived more days to enjoy your time with her.
You'll wish you could turn back the clock and spend more hours, more days, and more years with her.
You'll wish you could have made more memories, shared more laughter, and created more moments that would last a lifetime.
One day, she'll stop telling you to stop with your jokes.
Her laughter, which once echoed through the halls of your home, will be silenced.
You'll miss her teasing, her playful nudges, and her warm smiles.
You'll miss the way she made you feel like you were the funniest person in the world.
One day, she'll stop giving you the advice she thinks is right for you.
Her guidance, which once helped shape you into the person you are today, will be gone.
You'll miss her words of wisdom, her gentle encouragement, and her unwavering support. You'll miss the way she made you feel like you could conquer the world.
One day, you will find the house where she was always waiting for you with a cup of hot coffee upon arrival, empty.
The silence will be deafening, the stillness a stark reminder of her absence.
You'll miss the way she made your favorite meals, the way she decorated the house for holidays, and the way she made every day feel like a special occasion.
One day, her voice will no longer be heard. The sound of her laughter, her singing, and her gentle whispers will be reduced to memories.
You'll miss the way she used to read you stories, the way she used to sing you lullabies, and the way she used to whisper words of encouragement in your ear.
One day, only memories will remain. Time flies and waits for nothing and nobody.
It's a harsh reality, one that we often try to ignore.
But the truth is, time is fleeting, and the moments we share with loved ones are precious.
And on that day, you will feel a void so great that nothing and no one can fill.
You'll find yourself wandering the empty halls of your childhood home, searching for ghosts of memories past.
You'll find yourself scrolling through old photos, reminiscing about happier times. You'll find yourself clinging to the memories of her laughter, her smile, and her warm hugs.
But even in the midst of grief, there is a lesson to be learned.
A lesson about the importance of cherishing every moment, of appreciating every second, and of loving every person in your life.
Because one day, they won't be there anymore, and all you'll have are memories.
So, while your momma is still with you, make the most of every moment.
Listen to her stories, laugh at her jokes, and soak up her love.
Because one day, she'll be gone, and you'll be left with only memories to hold onto.

Thank you for sharing this emotional and heartfelt post😘😘. It's a beautiful tribute to the love and impact of a mother, and a reminder to cherish every moment with our loved ones. I'll carry your words with me and make sure to appreciate my own mom while she's still here😘😘.

Too long But yes we have to appreciate our loved ones when we can, even now.

Tsarbomba:
One day, your momma won't call you anymore.
The phone will lie silent, devoid of her warm voice, her laughter, and her gentle scolding.
One day, you'll realize that you'll never again hear her say, 'I love you,' or 'I'm proud of you.'
The thought alone is enough to bring tears to your eyes.
One day, you will wish she had lived more days to enjoy your time with her.
You'll wish you could turn back the clock and spend more hours, more days, and more years with her.
You'll wish you could have made more memories, shared more laughter, and created more moments that would last a lifetime.
One day, she'll stop telling you to stop with your jokes.
Her laughter, which once echoed through the halls of your home, will be silenced.
You'll miss her teasing, her playful nudges, and her warm smiles.
You'll miss the way she made you feel like you were the funniest person in the world.
One day, she'll stop giving you the advice she thinks is right for you.
Her guidance, which once helped shape you into the person you are today, will be gone.
You'll miss her words of wisdom, her gentle encouragement, and her unwavering support. You'll miss the way she made you feel like you could conquer the world.
One day, you will find the house where she was always waiting for you with a cup of hot coffee upon arrival, empty.
The silence will be deafening, the stillness a stark reminder of her absence.
You'll miss the way she made your favorite meals, the way she decorated the house for holidays, and the way she made every day feel like a special occasion.
One day, her voice will no longer be heard. The sound of her laughter, her singing, and her gentle whispers will be reduced to memories.
You'll miss the way she used to read you stories, the way she used to sing you lullabies, and the way she used to whisper words of encouragement in your ear.
One day, only memories will remain. Time flies and waits for nothing and nobody.
It's a harsh reality, one that we often try to ignore.
But the truth is, time is fleeting, and the moments we share with loved ones are precious.
And on that day, you will feel a void so great that nothing and no one can fill.
You'll find yourself wandering the empty halls of your childhood home, searching for ghosts of memories past.
You'll find yourself scrolling through old photos, reminiscing about happier times. You'll find yourself clinging to the memories of her laughter, her smile, and her warm hugs.
But even in the midst of grief, there is a lesson to be learned.
A lesson about the importance of cherishing every moment, of appreciating every second, and of loving every person in your life.
Because one day, they won't be there anymore, and all you'll have are memories.
So, while your momma is still with you, make the most of every moment.
Listen to her stories, laugh at her jokes, and soak up her love.
Because one day, she'll be gone, and you'll be left with only memories to hold onto.

One day your momma won't call you anymore.
One day you will wish she had lived more days to enjoy your time with her.
One day she'll stop telling you to stop with your jokes.
One day she'll stop giving you the advices she thinks is right for you.
One day you will find the house where she was always waiting for you with a cup of hot coffee upon arrival, empty.
One day her voice will no longer be heard.
One day, only memories will remain.
Time flies and waits for nothing and nobody.
And on that day, you will feel a void so great that nothing and no one can fill! But even in the midst of grief, there is a lesson to be learned.
A lesson about the importance of cherishing every moment, of appreciating every second, and of loving every person in your life.
Because one day, they won't be there anymore, and all you'll have are memories.
So, while your momma is still with you, make the most of every moment.
Listen to her stories, laugh at her jokes, and soak up her love.
Because one day, she'll be gone, and you'll be left with only memories to hold onto.

Take a new step. The truth is that some of have lived with this reality for over twenty years.

In times of trouble or death, what or who do you care about most? Just your loved ones!

Get them a gift of appreciation today—reminding them of your love and care.

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What of Fathers?

Damnnn niggar

Isoright

Lost my Mom two years ago and it still feels like yesterday.

Some days you're trying to force out the tears but it's not happening.

You see life as a journey....Take it easy on yourself because you won't carry anything to the other side of the divide.

Please do cherish every moment with your loved ones.

We do no cling to narcissistic mothers , we let go even unto death.....

Tsarbomba:
One day your momma won't call you anymore.
One day you will wish she had lived more days to enjoy your time with her.
One day she'll stop telling you to stop with your jokes.
One day she'll stop giving you the advices she thinks is right for you.
One day you will find the house where she was always waiting for you with a cup of hot coffee upon arrival, empty.

report to TIMELEYIN pls, do the NEEDFUL! NO REGRETS

One day na one day...

Nonsense,when will you lots appreciate your fathers who are the true celebrities in every home

Those whose mothers are still alive should always cherish them and more importantly cherish moments with them......

Wetin do papa dem.....d way dem dey do we men ojoro for this world don tire me fah, no wonder bobrisky go change to woman in man form......i never hear papa b4, na alwys mama dem.............Anyway sha..

I love OP's write up, so emotional....may God grant us our rewards and peace all 2geda.

How dem go do us wey be fathers.

Let's stop this Bias, that is why we will keep getting more deadbeat, because a lot of people have looked back and seen despite efforts, their is no celebration.

Tho it may sound funny but this actually brought tears to my eyes...

Lost my mom on the first week in secondary school back then.......After preparing breakfast for me and I left for school,that was the last time I saw and gentle smile and voice of my mom......The rest has become histories for over 20 years now...

But that's another reason why I don't joke with my old man....cuz he was there when everything and everyone left.......How he managed to do it still appear like a mistery t me up till this date.....

Fathers can also play the role of mothers and I can attest to that confidently cuz I witnessed it as a kid whose mom was murdered on the wee hours of September 2005

Rip mom,and God bless my oldman ......

VicM6:
Wetin do papa dem.....d way dem dey do we men ojoro for this world don tire me fah, no wonder bobrisky go change to woman in man form......i never hear papa b4, na alwys mama dem.............Anyway sha..

I love OP's write up, so emotional....may God grant us our rewards and peace all 2geda.

tiswell:
Nonsense,when will you lots appreciate your fathers who are the true celebrities in every home

ebubeson:
What of Fathers?

I decided to gather you here to say thank you and have a little party for the dad's with you. If there is heaven, I'm sure that no dad will miss it. These are guys who spend their entire lives taking care of ingrates (kids and women) who spend all their lives spitting on their graves.

MondayOmoAdugbo:
My Papa

BigDickProblems:


And what about Father?

Not everyone is like you guys who have issues with your father and in good terms with your mother. If you had both of your parents in mind and you love and appreciate them both, then this post wouldn’t have been one-sided. You would have mentioned both.

So I urge you to go and ask for forgiveness from your father, cos clearly, you don’t appreciate him.

RIP MY MUM

My Papa

Hmmm

RIP MY MUM

Noted.

Tsarbomba:
One day your momma won't call you anymore.
One day you will wish she had lived more days to enjoy your time with her.
One day she'll stop telling you to stop with your jokes.
One day she'll stop giving you the advices she thinks is right for you.
One day you will find the house where she was always waiting for you with a cup of hot coffee upon arrival, empty.
One day her voice will no longer be heard.
One day, only memories will remain.
Time flies and waits for nothing and nobody.
And on that day, you will feel a void so great that nothing and no one can fill!
But even in the midst of grief, there is a lesson to be learned.
A lesson about the importance of cherishing every moment, of appreciating every second, and of loving every person in your life.
Because one day, they won't be there anymore, and all you'll have are memories.
So, while your momma is still with you, make the most of every moment.
Listen to her stories, laugh at her jokes, and soak up her love.
Because one day, she'll be gone, and you'll be left with only memories to hold onto.

And what about Father?

Not everyone is like you guys who have issues with your father and in good terms with your mother. If you had both of your parents in mind and you love and appreciate them both, then this post wouldn’t have been one-sided. You would have mentioned both.

So I urge you to go and ask for forgiveness from your father, cos clearly, you don’t appreciate him.

ebubeson:
What of Fathers?

Nobody they value them. They always see them as bad fathers ,and that na man when pay your school fee,clothed you and your mom,and fed you and your mom o. Just maybe because of one wrong doing,them go say papa na devil. Even guys that will be fathers some day see their fathers as bad father.
One day their kids will do same to them sha .. Yes you,na you I dey talk to. Come do Wetin you wan do.. idiot

These is Deep but it's the Sad Reality of Life.Its just Nature for Everyone,I try to be Nice to Everyone I come Across cos I see Life as Boarding a Vehicle and Getting down wen we Reach our Various Destination.

Have been living alone....solving my problems alone all these while. No father, no mother and my advice to people that still have their parents is the same-cherish them because there comes a time you won't see them again.

hmm

Only God knows I love my mum, but things no go as man plan am. She always appreciate the little amounts am giving her and I love and cherish her for that. I love you mummy

The realities of life.

A debt we owe

🤔 .. I still thought about this earlier today.

This OP must probably be reading my mind. I've been thinking about my mother since morning. I long to see her today and I dunno why. She's very strong at the moment.

God pls spare the live of my mother. And please speed up my success. I haven't achieved enough in her lifetime. She must celebrate me before she leaves. 🙏🙏🙏🙏