Bear with me today as we do some documenting.......
Mother's Day is always a bit interesting to me. Once I became a mom myself, I still had a hard time realizing that it was "my day" around here. I guess I just got into the the habit of celebrating my own mother and I was fortunate enough to be able to do that for 31 years of my life. My mother will have been with our Lord for 10 years this December. Wow - where does time go? I am very thankful for the wonderful, Godly example that my mom was. She helped make me the person - the mom - that I am today. Both in her life and in her death. There are days, like Mother's Day, that I miss her of course, but here I sit 10 years later and I am thankful for all the lessons I have learned because of her death. I know at first that sounds harsh - but I know that I would not be the mom, the wife, the friend, the person I am today without God bringing me to that place of saying goodbye and then getting me through the last 10 years without her. It's been an amazing journey. One that I am incredibly thankful for. God is so faithful. In both the good times and the difficult ones. And because of those difficult ones, I am able to better celebrate my own children.
Anne worked hard this year to help make my Mother's Day very special. I was invited to a special breakfast where Anne served my food, sang me some songs (along with her classmates) and read me a story. It was a sweet day. She was very excited to help honor me in her own way.


The morning was complete with a portrait of me - complete with my Apparent Project jewelry!
LOVE it!!!
We spent Mother's Day with Russell's mom. I could not ask for a better Mother in Law. She is such a treasure to me!
Three generations
Russ and his dad - talking church.
We spent a lovely afternoon together. Jarod made me a wonderful breakfast on Sunday morning and I even received a special card from Meggie -
My kids are so funny!!!!







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