Sunday, May 08, 2011

That's what my kids said to me yesterday after Colin nicely reminded them to do so.

I had a great day full of yummy food (and, in America, isn't that what it's all about?) and a surprise visit from my dad that really made my day.



Saturday we went to Inspirations. It is sure to become an annual event, because OMGRAVY...THE FOOD.

This year, it seems I am more aware than ever that Mother's Day is painful for many. It's painful for those that want children and can't have any as well as those who have lost children or lost their mother. I thought a lot last week about my single mama friends who do the mom thing day in and day out without a break or help EVER. I think we should celebrate ALL women and what they do.

So, to my mom, mother in law, grandmas, my precious aunts and my mom's dear friends who all helped raise me...I thank you.

And to my kids' grandmas, great grandmas, precious aunts, and to all my dear friends who seem to pick up where I leave off in helping raise my kids...thank you.

4 comments:

Cheri (aka "The Mom Lady") said...

You're looking really good. Not that you looked bad. Maybe I should say you're looking "gooder"? :)

And, you're welcome.
Signed,
The Village

Gena said...

My kids didn't even give me a Happy Mudder's day. At least I got an I love you. That is a great picture of you two!

OK Chick said...

Sunday night I saw Cars 2 preview. I would like to volunteer to take your children to the movie, if you can't or don't want to go for 5th time. I personally think the movie looks good.

Elizabeth Mullins said...

I agree that we should celebrate all women too! I know some very special ladies who are not mother's but have left a tremendous mark on my life. Mother's day is hard for us because Ryan's birthday and death always falls right around it. Great post!