Sunday is Mother’s Day and for the last three years I have
not had a mother to honor. When my husband and I were first married, between us
we had two mothers, three grandmothers, and one great-grandmother, all
requiring attention on Mother’s Day. I was writing cards, sending flowers,
planning meals and visits. It was an effort on my part, but they all deserved
recognition and gratitude for all they had given us over the years. We did our
best to let them know they were loved.
The last of our ‘mothers’ passed away three years ago and now I feel a little lost when Mother’s Day rolls around. I am a mother and I will be enjoying a visit with my two sons, but even they do not fill the void that our moms left.
The last of our ‘mothers’ passed away three years ago and now I feel a little lost when Mother’s Day rolls around. I am a mother and I will be enjoying a visit with my two sons, but even they do not fill the void that our moms left.
If you still have a mother, enjoy and honor her every chance
you get. She probably loves you more than anyone else ever will. I was blessed
with the best of mothers. She cared for us, worried about us, and knew when to
back away and let us make mistakes. I wish I could have been as wise raising my
children.
I plan to enjoy Mother’s Day with my family and be grateful
for all the gifts I received from my mother and grandmothers. I wish all
mothers a wonderful day because we are all the heart of the home.
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