Hello Friends,
I am finally posting! Yay!!! I have been away from my blog for about 3 weeks due to a variety of things the last of which has been a bout with a nasty virus. Today is the first chance I have had to post anything.
I actually made about 8 cards last week for Teacher Appreciation but totally forgot to photograph any of them! (Hard to believe I know!!) I normally make them well ahead of time but didn't get to it until the last minute this year...way too much happening with baseball, school routines, science fair, Mother's Day and then getting sick on top of it.
So...I am just posting a single Mother's Day card that I made for my lovely Mother this year. She is such an incredible woman. She and my dear Dad raised 7 children together and have 6 grandchildren. They are the most amazing parents! Happy Mother's Day Mom! What a blessing you are to all of our lives!
I also wanted to wish all of you amazing women out there in blog-land a Happy Mother's Day too! Whether you are an Aunt, a Grandma, a Mother, a friend, a teacher, a neighbor, or a mentor to a child you make a difference in there lives and help them to become who they are. I know that my son is blessed with many special Auntie's who hold a special place in his heart! They include my 4 sisters - Natalie, Joanna, Beth Ann and Diana. What a blessing they are to him! And to me - especially since Stuart passed away!!! I received the most beautiful flowers for Mother's Day from my sister's and parents this year. It is a hard day for me with Stuart no longer by my side. Without his love I would not be a Mother to my sweet boy Timothy! It has always been a day that I took time to thank him for making me a Mother and it is still a strange world to not have him by my side. My family did a wonderful job of making my day special this year so I say thank you to them. And I pray that everyone that was missing their Mother or someone special in their lives this year was comforted by the memories of happy times they shared in the past.
Thanks for visiting my blog!
Hugs,
Jill
