I cannot remember the time I put a tic tac up my nose,
\nThe cheer of my grandpa cheering on his last pick for the horse races,<\/p>\n
I cannot remember the precious smile on my grandpa\u2019s henry face so bold it stood out were ever he went,<\/p>\n
I can remember the warm mice pies at my granny\u2019s house,
\nThe warm lunches for Christmas.<\/p>\n
I can remember all the warm hugs of the lost ones
\nI can remember the priceless face on my granny Ellen\u2019s face
\nthat only one in a million could have.<\/p>\n
I can remember the brilliant pillow fights in England
\nEager to have one last hug, emotions are high but<\/p>\n
At least some get to say good bye<\/p>\n
By Liam Callaghan<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
I cannot remember the time I put a tic tac up my nose, The cheer of my grandpa cheering on his last pick for the horse races, I cannot remember the precious smile on my grandpa\u2019s henry face so bold it stood out were ever he went, I can remember the warm mice pies at … Continue reading Priceless Smiles<\/span>