How Do I Properly Thank Her ?

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  • randmmom05
  on Nov. 8, 2009 at 9:25 AM

• You are thanking her by helping her out and she in return is thanking you. I would write her a thank you note.  I think its awesome how you are helping this woman out. Good job mama
  

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  • SarahMcG1981
  on Nov. 8, 2009 at 9:26 AM

• Your company is probably thanks enough for her!  She may just want your companionship! If nothing else offer to cook for her or something

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  • LizS528
  on Nov. 8, 2009 at 9:28 AM

• Honestly, I think a handwritten note from you would be a cherished gift to her.  Your continued friendship and visits after you have finished helping her organize and paint would mean the world to her, I'm sure.  You said she's alone and disabled.  She probably enjoys the time you come over and spend with her.  In a way, I see this as a blessing on both of you. 
  

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  • faeryheart
  on Nov. 8, 2009 at 9:29 AM

• you could cook some meals for her, put them in single serve microwaveable dishes that would be easy for her to heat up. you could bake her some cookies too, and just you being there to help her surely means so much to her. you are an amazing friend helping her this way!! YOU ROCK MAMA!! 

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  • Shabaam_CFC
  on Nov. 8, 2009 at 9:29 AM

• I think maybe just spending with her would be an awesome gift to give, I mean she is alone and disabled..she probably all ready enjoys the time you spend with her. So yeah A thank you note, and maybe taking her out, or making her dinner or something..

  Anyways I wanted to say your awesome for doing what you do. :D
  

  

  New Mommy to a lovely son Charles (Charlie)

  Wifey to my wonderful Husband Ken

  and Soldier and SGT in the Army.
  

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  • heidi37217
  on Nov. 8, 2009 at 9:31 AM

• I agree. God bless you both :)
  

  Quoting LizS528:
  
  

  Honestly, I think a handwritten note from you would be a cherished gift to her.  Your continued friendship and visits after you have finished helping her organize and paint would mean the world to her, I'm sure.  You said she's alone and disabled.  She probably enjoys the time you come over and spend with her.  In a way, I see this as a blessing on both of you. 
  

  
  

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  • kk_bella
  on Nov. 8, 2009 at 9:32 AM

• I think the biggest thank you you could give her is your time and company, maybe bring the kids over every now and again.

  
  

  No bull. Just debate.
  

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  • alliran
  on Nov. 8, 2009 at 9:36 AM

• all of you mamas took the words out of my mouth. I totally agree.

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  • happy2gether5
  on Nov. 8, 2009 at 9:42 AM

• Whoa, I wish I had someone to take advantage of like that.

  * sarcasm *

  She could have sold all of those things and made a pretty good amount of money. I feel bad for her.
  

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  • corsetedwife
  on Nov. 8, 2009 at 9:45 AM

• Thank you all !  It just seemed like it wasn't enough.  We have been talking about all sorts of projects and I am going over there today at noon to do another pick up but this one goes to the Savers down the road. 

  I am putting up a special post on my blog explaining how all my holiday blankets that I am making for the charity are thanks to her generous donation of all the yarn.  She already agreed to this so I feel good about doing that.  Plus both our names will be on the donation to the charity.

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