A Day for Mothers
She is five foot one, and weighs 102 pounds. Her favorite activities are sleeping and getting ice cream with me.
She is five foot one, and weighs 102 pounds. Her favorite activities are sleeping and getting ice cream with me.
I’m glad for the good times and the homemaking skills, the little songs she sang us, the silliness and the ethics. Her years of patience.
We are living in a green and golden world, experiencing the miracle of relationships.
Confession: I think we should all get medals the morning *after* Mother’s Day, when the daily grind kicks in. How was your Mother’s Day? Mine was lovely… I woke up to find the kids bouncing around, waiting for me to see what they made with their daddy—a poster with flowers and butterflies. Each of their
I’ll sing you a song A song of a mother A song of a mother who couldn’t. Her name was Barb. For seven years she yearned for a child, prayed and agonized and beat on heaven’s door. WHY CAN’T I HAVE ONE, ONE OF MY OWN? He gave her seven, and the second she named
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