What was your last 'Savor the Moment' moment?

[jongibbs]

I enjoyed three, very different, 'Savor the Moment' moments over the weekend

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[msstacy13]

When I got the letter saying the Presbyterian pastor was leaving.
It was an answer to prayer I hadn't expected.

[jongibbs]

Those kind of answers are always the best :)

[paulwoodlin]

The last two ministers my parents have had to tolerate (as United Methodists) were very conservative ministers who only became ministers because their original congregations wouldn't allow women to become ministers.

[temporus]

Love the third one.

You know, it never occured to me to ask before. I know your son has the British accent. What about the girls? Or did they come over here too young for that to stick?

[jongibbs]

They were nine, but had very little vocabulary back then.

Nowadays, they seem to go from English to American. One minute I'm 'Daddy', next thing I know they've added a vowel and I become 'Dee-addy' :)

[snapes_angel]

I don't remember my last one, but my next one will be when I'm finally done (at least for a short time) with all these freaking doctor's appointments.

[jongibbs]

Certainly something to look forward to, Elizabeth :)

[snapes_angel]

Yep.

[ladysaotome]

Those are such great moments! My savor moments tend to revolve around my munchkin.

[jongibbs]

Any particular moment stand out, Kat?

[paulwoodlin]

When my parents and I visit my nephews and niece, it does feel like the rest of the world is put on hold to watch them.

[jongibbs]

Lol, some savor the moments retain their savoriness for a long time afterwards ;)

Thanks for sharing, Sue :)