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Message: <blockquote data-quote="smother" data-source="post: 6223307" data-attributes="member: 166532">After 21 years of Marriage, my Wife wanted me  to take another Woman out to Dinner and a  Movie.   She said I Love You but I  know this other Woman loves you and would Love to spend some Time with  You. The other Woman that  my Wife wanted me to visit was my MOTHER, who has been a Widow for  19 years, but the demands of my  Work and my three Children had made it possible to visit her only  occasionally. That night I called to Invite her to go out for  Dinner and a Movie. '  What ' s wrong, are you well, ' she asked? My Mother is the type of  Woman who suspects that a Late Night Call or a  Surprise Invitation is a sign of Bad News. ' I  thought that it would be pleasant to be with you, '  I responded. 'Just the two of us. ' She thought about  it for a moment, and then said, 'I would like that very much. ' That  Friday after work, as I drove over to pick her up I was a bit Nervous. When  I arrived at her House, I noticed that she too seemed to be Nervous  about our Date. She waited in the Door  with her Coat on. She had Curled her Hair  and was wearing the Dress that she had worn to Celebrate her last Wedding  Anniversary. She smiled from a face that was as  Radiant as an Angel ' s. ' I  told my Friends that I was going to go out with My Son, and they were  impressed, ' She said, as she got into  the Car. 'They can ' t wait to hear about our  meeting ' . We went to a Restaurant that,  although not Elegant, was very Nice and Cozy. My Mother took my Arm as  if She were the First  Lady. After we sat down, I had to read the Menu.  Large Print. Half way through the  entries, I lifted my eyes and saw Mom sitting there staring at me. A Nostalgic Smile was on  her Lips. ' It was I who used to have to  Read the Menu when you were Small, ' She said. 'Then it ' s Time that you Relax and let  me Return the Favor, ' I responded. During the Dinner, we  had an Agreeable Conversation, nothing Extra-ordinary, but catching up on recent  Events of each other ' s Life. We talked so much that we  missed the Movie. As we arrived at her House later, She said, 'I ' ll go out  with you again, but only if you let me invite you. ' I agreed. ' How was your Dinner Date? ' asked  My Wife when I got Home. 'Very Nice. Much more so than I could  have Imagined, ' I answered. A few days later, my  Mother died of a Massive Heart Attack. It happened so suddenly  that I didn ' t have Time to do anything for her. Some time later, I  received an Envelope with a Copy of a Restaurant Receipt from the same place  Mother and I had dined. An Attached Note Said: 'I paid this Bill in Advance. I wasn ' t sure  that I could be there; But  nevertheless, I paid for Two Plates – One for You and  the Other for Your Wife. You will never  know what that Night meant for Me. I Love You, My Son. ' At that moment, I  understood the Importance of saying in Time: 'I LOVE YOU! ' and to give our Loved  Ones the Time that they Deserve. Nothing in Life is more  important than God and your Family. Give them the Time they Deserve, because these Things  cannot be Put Off till 'Some Other Time. ' Pass This  Along To Everyone With An Aging Parent, To A Child, To An Adult, To  Anyone With A Parent, And Most Importantly, To  Someone You Truly Love. </blockquote>

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