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Promise Me You’ll Wait for One More Sunrise | The Epoch Times
“Just as I was coming into puberty, just as all the passion of life was getting ready to flood into my body—bringing hormones, dreams for the future, and revelations of the spirit—my mother taught me the most important lesson of my life.”
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Absolutely beautiful article on waiting for one more sunrise. Absolutely wonderful and true
Thank you Ann, for taking the time to stop by! I’m so glad you liked it.
Excellent article, thanks.
This article brought tears to my eyes. I lost my mother 2 years ago, we were very close and she would have loved this article. My daughter and I are close today, and she is trying with her 17th yr. old. If this is available in print to purchase please advise. I would love to send it to family in Texas. Thank you again for your very inspirational article. Doris
Absolutely loved reading this through my tears! I only wish everyone could read it.
Dear Susan Harris,
“Promise Me You’ll Wait for One More Sunrise”” is a phonomenal story, brilliantly and lovingly composed! I read it in The Epoch Times, and plan to share it with many, especially, for me, my 16 year old grandson. With tears in my eyes, I thank you for your “gift” from the bottom of my heart. Warmly, Anita Knapp of St. Petersburg, FL
Thank you Anita, blessings to you, your family, and especially that dear grandson!
Even though I do not feel down and out now, I have felt that way from time to time during my life but your Mom was correct, things do look better the next morning. Thank you for sharing your story of your mom and friend. I hope that folks will take the time to read this article and reflect on this great opportunity we call life that has been given to all of us from a loving Heavenly Father.