r/spreadsmile 3d ago

Patience always wins

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u/Legitimate-Koala-373 3d ago

Precious 🤩🙏💙🛐🇿🇦

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u/-Disagreeable- 3d ago

I hope it’s never changed.

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u/LaceAvella1435 2d ago

Take a screenshot ❤️‍🩹

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u/spartansshadow 2d ago

My great grandma died 11 years ago and you can still see her out trimming the hedges by hand at 93 years old

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u/Wintermoon54 2d ago

Awww omg. ❤️❤️❤️

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u/Sad_Hair_3685 2d ago

I hope, it stays forever on the map

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u/nobullshitheremate 2d ago

❤️❤️

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u/TheToneKing 2d ago

Looks pretty happy! RIP Dad. My condolences Son

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u/Hot_Rabbit_3798 2d ago

Seeing posts like this will always remind me that we need to cherish every last moments we have with our parents. They may be there half of our lives being the most stubborn being, from asking the password of their own phone or why wifi is bad even tho we can't do anything about it, and yet, they were having the time of their lives way before, trying to teach us how to walk and speak our first words. I hope my parents and your live longer <3

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u/DougBalt2 2d ago

Wow. Hey Pops!

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u/mkreis-120 2d ago

Beautiful moment of life

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u/Specific-Bass-3465 1d ago

Nice garden friend

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u/cuda66 1d ago

Something similar happened at my house. Out of interest I looked it up. I think to try and gauge when Google last came round. Well it was 16 years ago. Cos my dad's car was still on the drive. He died 15 and a half years ago.

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u/srettel8 1d ago

Awwwww 🫶🏼🫶🏼🫶🏼🫶🏼🫶🏼🥹🥹🥹🥹