Mother's Day

Being it is mother’s day I think it is very fitting to say how thankful I am for my Mom. She is such a wonderful person and I just love her! Several people laugh at us when we are being goofy because we clap our hands or do a little dance or whatever it may be. We also wave to eachother in a dorky way. She spoils me rotten by bringing me dinner everyday while I am at work and I greatly appreciate it. Mom was the one who would stay up late to help me finish some projects and she would also spend hours corn rowing my hair for girl’s camp. She also stayed up late to make my prom dresses knowing I would only wear them that night. She is patient with me and always lets me talk and talk and talk and talk and talk. She is a great listener and such a comfort. She knows exactly when you need a hug or need to cry. She has a kind heart and is always nurturing. I remember her making me stop in the middle of the street so she could rescue a pigeon from the traffic as he had already been hit by a car and was flopping on the road. When my bunnies were sick Mom would nurture them and when my bunnies were dying and dead she was the one who scooped them up and put them in a box to be buried. Mom is seriously wonderwoman. She just seems to do it all! She is so talented and it seems like she is a pro in everything. I also love to hear her laugh. I will always remember when i was little and my Grandma DiAnn described my mom’s laugh as a “beautiful sound.” As I have grown older i have found that to be true. I am so grateful to have her as my mom. She is the biggest dork and i love it! The above picture is Mom at one of our scrapbook all nighters. She found this accordion in the back and came back dancing and playing as if she were a folk singer. It was very funny! I love you Mom!!