I'm the lucky recipient of small, but concrete expressions of love: husband covering me with an extra blanket when he rises early so I can sleep on cosily; my son waiting for me at the station with my baby grandson in the buggy when I arrive for a visit. Both their faces carrying equally expectant expressions 
And you?
Have to admit my DGS shows he loves me - most of the time. But it's a bit grim when you have to depend on a 4year old. He and his cousin are the best things in my life though (7 year old can take me or leave me 
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I live next door to DD and have been away since before Christmas. DD said she found GD3 knocking on my door. I have talked to GD on FT and she has been told I am away. DD said GD is missing me. 
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