Today, I was feted and loved and gifted by my children and husband. I am sop thankful for my children,and the opportunities that I have with them. I am good mom. It's nice to have a day, but I'd be ok with skipping it. But, Mother's Day still makes me sad.
You see, I miss my Mom.Listen to this song:
Here's the lyrics's:
Is it me, Or have I deceived myself
I thought I heard you call my name
Out in the pouring rain
I really thought...
I thought I saw your face
But after a second look
I saw I made a clear mistake
Mother I miss you
And nights I just wish you
Were here with me
So we can laugh and talk again
Mother I miss you
But I'll just kiss you
And send it on the wind
'Cause you know
I plan to see you again
So much I wanted to show you
So much I wanted to give
I thought our time
Would be much longer
Missing my best friend
Mother I miss you
And nights I just wish you
Were here with me
So we can laugh and talk again
Mother I miss you, I miss you
But I'll just kiss you
And I'll send it on the wind
'Cause you know
I plan to see you... again.
My Mom died 4 years ago. I wake on Mother's day thinking of her, wishing for her. I'd give anything to have one more conversation with her, see her eyes just one more time, hold her hand. I entered this contest today on this amazing photographers website to win a photography session of your children,a and I asked if it would be all right to have a session with Mom and Kids. You see, Idon't have many photos of my Mom and myself as a child. I have lots of them when I an grown, when I realized the importance or it. But, to have e photo of my mom and I smiling, laughing at something silly when I was a a kid would be priceless. Here is my recommendation today for all mothers, if possible.
Go out and take a photo of you and your children. Smile, be silly, don't worry if your hair is all right, and if the clothes are perfect. Look at your child with all the love in your heart, let it shine through your eyes, and have someone to snap the photo. I guarantee that one day your child will be eternally thankful to have the photo. I wish I had one.