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Hi Mom, I decided to walk around the park today while C was at practice. When she first made the team I knew we would be here a couple of times a week and told myself I should walk to get some exercise, and maybe lose some weight in the process. Well, I stopped because I felt it was doing anything to help. I don't know yet if I was wrong but todays walk got me thinking a little clearer. The walk around was perfect. Perfect temperature, perfect breeze, perfect sky, perfec

Mom, Yesterday was your birthday. You would have turned 66. I didn't even realize it till the night before. I had been working on a puzzle for hours. I looked at my watch and it was 1:30 in the morning. I chuckled to myself because I do that. I get so involved in puzzles that I can't stop. After telling myself I should get some sleep because I had to wake up early for a soccer game, I thought about what the date was. Yep, it was your birthday. As I went to sleep I ho

Hi mom. It has been a crazy week. We had four soccer games last week. A's team won all three of theirs, and C's team lost again. So proud of both of them. I think they are both done with soccer. A wants to play lacrosse, I want her to be happy and do what she wants but I don't see her playing after college like I did when she was playing soccer and loved it. I blame the Varsity coach and myself. The coach because he is a liar and a coward. He lied to her for the past

Dear Mom, I find my procrastinating has gotten too good. So many things needing to get done. Dishes in the sink, dust bunnies lining the floors and under furniture, bathrooms need cleaning, lawn needs mowing, bedroom needs to be picked up, etc. So many mundane chores no one wants to do. Especially me. I usually find an excuse to not do them. Like my morning errands took too long, really they didn't. I am usually home before lunch, which I will eat then get tired and tell myse

Dear Mom, Our neighbors have gone out of town for a few days so we are dog sitting. The sister of the dad of the house, is getting married not far from here, but it is at a resort so why not go away. I get it. I would too. They have two pure bred German Shepard. One is a few years old, and the other is a couple of months old. The older one is all black and just the sweetest big oaf who saunters about but once he lays down, won't get up for at least an hour. He also lik

Dear Mom, As the new year begins I can't help but think of you. Lately, I find myself wearing the necklace with your ashes in it. When you passed I wasn't sure if having your ashes with me was morbid or a good idea. I realized it was an "ok" idea after finding the perfect one for me and the girls. Your oldest grandchild, A, has a beautiful guitar, your middle grandchild, Z, has angel wings, and the youngest, C, has a locket with a picture of you holding her the day she wa

In a world dominated by quick texts and fleeting social media messages, the art of letter writing has become a rare gem. Yet, there is something profoundly special about putting pen to paper, especially when it comes to honoring the incredible women we call mothers. A heartfelt letter can convey emotions that a simple text message cannot. It can serve as a lasting keepsake, a treasure that mothers can revisit time and again. This blog post explores the power of words and how

Moms are the unsung heroes of our lives, often juggling countless responsibilities while providing unwavering support and love. Their stories, experiences, and wisdom are treasures that deserve to be shared and celebrated. In this blog post, we invite you to explore the powerful narratives of mothers from different cultures and backgrounds. By sharing your story, you can connect with moms around the world, fostering a sense of community and understanding. The Power of Storyte

In a world dominated by instant messaging and social media, the art of letter writing seems to be fading into obscurity. Yet, there is something profoundly special about receiving a handwritten letter. It carries with it a sense of intimacy and thoughtfulness that digital communication often lacks. Heartfelt letters serve as a bridge connecting us to our loved ones, allowing us to share our thoughts, feelings, and memories in a way that is both personal and enduring. The Powe