Hey Y'all! I want to invite you to come on in, have a seat and I tell you all about my life, thoughts, and happenings between my naps.
Char,I can relate!..I miss my mama,she passed on to Heaven Dec 1983 and Daddy June 2001.
I think of them everyday! When mama left out family seemed to drift away from each other,we were once so close,every Sunday we all gathered to eat at mama's...now we can bearly plan to get together once or twice a year..*sigh*.
Today will bring back lots of great memories for your family!
Just know that your sweet mama is in Heaven watching over you all!
Love you to the moon!
ps...could you maybe think about turning off word verification.
It takes this ole no-tech gurl forever to get your blog to except my comment,teehehehehe.
I love your heart and this post. Your Mama would be proud of you - was proud of you. IS proud of you - for after all, she is LIVING an eternal life now, free of pain, hurt, sorrow, and suffering. She knows already what you have to look forward to with God. She knows, firsthand. That is where we find our comfort. What do people do that don't have that? I don't know if I could bear it.
My Mom and I were talking a few weeks ago about her Mom, my Grandma. My Mama misses her so much and will always wish there were more time...one more call, one more conversation, one more hug. Every time I go to the mountains of Kentucky, I have a very sad place in my heart knowing that my Grandma won't be there, sitting on her couch, crocheting. She lived in my Great Grandma's house for years before she died. I always felt very special and very loved by both of them - even though my Great Grandma always wanted to put a bowl on my head and cut my stringy hair because I looked like a dad-blame hippie! LOL.
We honor these women by remembering them and the things they said and taught us. We honor them by passing on their love and words of wisdom to our own children. We honor them with our hearts and our tears. We will never be 'normal' again, but we adapt to life in a new way and find our joys for our young people.
I love you.
I understand....
Your mama was the best.
Love you, and extra hugs and love to you today.