So I told Vinny I would just let my intention come to me and
allow it to be spontaneous. I don’t want it to become stressful so I try to
have fun with just watching for an opportunity to do something I may not
normally have done and seize that moment for my intention. Sure enough that
opportunity came sooner than I thought when we stopped in a cute little fresh
market for something to drink.
As we were wandering around, Vinny gasped and said “Oh wow-
Sarah look at this. This was my father’s favorite dessert of all time and I
haven’t seen this in years.” Vinny lost his father (Tony) in 2001 and he was
very, very close with him. As soon as I saw him standing there- staring through
the glass of the freezer section at a Pepperidge Farm Coconut Layer Cake, saying
how his mom always kept these in the house for his father- I reached in and
grabbed it and said “Well, there it is sweetie. Here’s my intention. Tonight we
will have this dessert for Tony!”
Vinny just went on about what a great idea that was and that
he thought that was so cool of me. But the actual cool part came after dinner
tonight, as I was opening the package I was paying attention to Vinny. His
facial expressions said it all. As he took his first bite, I could tell he was
in another place. It’s funny how our memories of our loved ones come back in
the most random ways. A song, a food, a smell….either way, just for that moment
being able to feel close to them again is truly a blessing indeed. I was glad
Vinny had that blessing tonight- it was a fitting and lovely intention indeed.
#HGAL #fortheloveofTony #bythewayitwasDELISH
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