(Select a person you are grateful for and write a tribute to them)
One of the people I am most grateful to have had the privilege to know is my Mother. For those of you who never had the opportunity to know her, I can attest to the fact that you truly missed out. My mom was a matter-of-fact kind of lady who called it like she saw it. She was extremely kind hearted and would do anything for anyone but she didn’t sugar coat the truth. She taught me the value of being true to myself and always treating others with respect. The basis for most of the actions I take in my life are based upon what I believe my mother would think. When my mother passed away 5 years ago it felt like I had lost the last person who loved me unconditionally. I am daily remind of how lucky I was to have her as “my” mom. I am so grateful for all the lessons she taught me and I miss her every day.
Mine is up. Mine is similar. Lisa my mom has only been gone a year, does it EVER get any easier to handle? I feel like an orphan LOL. I love your post my mom would have liked you mom a lot!
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Ours is up too, but we thought you had Mr Linky...Hummmm...
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Love yours Lisa, your mom sounds like a great force in your life !
ENJOY
JL&B
Your mom sounds beautiful. It makes me happy to hear such a positive childhood experience.
ReplyDeleteI'm sure most of us would relate to what you've written here about your Mum. Very true!
ReplyDeleteThere's no one in the world like one's Mum. :-)
Thanks for visiting, Lisa.
I like your blog it is so important to be grateful.
ReplyDeleteHi good to visit this blog,
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And the subject is so vital too
The title is so meaningful that
all should emulate this character
in their lives.
Gratitude is so important and an essential thing one should have in his or her individual life.
I could very well relate to your thoughts here.
I have written a knol on my beloved mother who
left to her heavenly abode three years back and i created a blog too, if time permits please do visit, here is the link
http://pvarielknolpages.blogspot.com/2011/05/my-mother-saramma-verghese-brief-memoir.html
best regards
phil