23rd May
2008

After having company for a few days, forgot we were alone this evening when I told him I’d go have a nice soak in the tub. Slid down in the (heavily:) bubbled bath when I realized he’s out in the living room on his own.
It was kin to trying to sneak a bath (but quickly) when the children were young. I listened for “something” – there was nothing. That’s almost worse so I quickly lathered up, rinsed off and dressed.
Came out to the living room and he’s sitting in his chair reading, looks up at me and smiles. His smile still melts my heart as it did some 45 years ago.
Alzheimer’s may steal many things but never love……………
Aw, thanks.
“His smile still melts my heart as it did some 45 years ago.”
What a beautiful expression.
You made *me* smile.
how wonderful, to still have those feelings. Burn them in your memory.
Very, very sweet!
Awwww – that’s true love!
I truly do understand the comparison – caring for children and your hubby at this point. I always feel that way when I help Hubby in the bath. I put powder between his toes after I help him dry off. We joke about it. We have to keep laughing or we’ll be crying all the time.