
In years gone by
when my sons were young
we’d tell each other
I love you infinity plus one
I remember when they were teens
I’d come home from work to find
Notes with doodles, places, times
saying where they’d be
Now that they’re men out on their own
In another city, they text and they phone
I cherish the time we had when they were young
When they said, “Mom, I love you infinity plus one.”
Reena is the host of Reena’s Exploration Challenge, which has reached its 100th Week! Way to go, Reena. Lots of wonderful prompts along the way, which have generated so many creative and memorable responses from the talented writers who respond to them. This week Reena says:
PROMPT
The limitation this week is 100 words, though there is no restriction on the format. It can be prose, poetry, essay, reflections, reminiscences, anecdotes or anything you deem worth sharing. What does [the] image invoke in you?

:-) I like this !
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Thanks Chris :)
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Aww, lovely.
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:)
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❤️
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It’s great that your bonds remain thick. All parents are not so lucky.
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Thank you, Reena.
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Infinity Plus One …. by Jade Li
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Lovely response Jade.
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Thank you, Michael :)
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Such wonderful memories! (K)
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Yes they were <3
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What infinite love expressed between mother and children. Infinity plus one. Very nice poem JadeLi.
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Len, thank you very much.
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So nice. Lovely take.
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Thank you, Indira :)
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Nice memories. Like tickle fests… Can’t quite do that to grown folks, even the ones you are related too. :)
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This is so nice, I loved it :)
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Thank you, Kitty!
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Welcome, Li :)
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