AphroditeRabbit
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I witnessed today a scene that broke my heart in the best of ways, and only in one of the few ways a heart should ever be broken.
I had my birthday party with my family today. My 2 aunts and uncles, along with cousins came to celebrate with me. As did my Dziadzio and Babcia. Well we all had alot of fun, and everyone had left except Dziadzio and Babcia to watch the football game on with my parents. Well of course the elderly cannot stay up as long (both are another year older along with me!) and had to leave. What follows next touched me very deepy.
My Dziadzio went to get my Babzias coat, and held it for her to put it on. He then helped her put on her coat. Next he grabbed all the packages they recieved for gifts that he could carry and took them out to the car. Not only that, but there was one little box left of apple pie. Rather than have her take it to the car (which she most definitely could have done), he said 'I'll come back and get it'. I nearly cried. That, my friends, is chivalry at it's best. He helped her put on her coat, made sure she was all bundled up and okay, took everything to the car, and even opened her door to let her in. That kind of chivalry, my friends, is a dying breed. Any guy to treat me this way would make me putty in his hands. Why does this not happen anymore? :sad:
I had my birthday party with my family today. My 2 aunts and uncles, along with cousins came to celebrate with me. As did my Dziadzio and Babcia. Well we all had alot of fun, and everyone had left except Dziadzio and Babcia to watch the football game on with my parents. Well of course the elderly cannot stay up as long (both are another year older along with me!) and had to leave. What follows next touched me very deepy.
My Dziadzio went to get my Babzias coat, and held it for her to put it on. He then helped her put on her coat. Next he grabbed all the packages they recieved for gifts that he could carry and took them out to the car. Not only that, but there was one little box left of apple pie. Rather than have her take it to the car (which she most definitely could have done), he said 'I'll come back and get it'. I nearly cried. That, my friends, is chivalry at it's best. He helped her put on her coat, made sure she was all bundled up and okay, took everything to the car, and even opened her door to let her in. That kind of chivalry, my friends, is a dying breed. Any guy to treat me this way would make me putty in his hands. Why does this not happen anymore? :sad:
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