May 09, 2010

HAPPY MOTHER'S DAY

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Mom you are a shining star though the world doesn’t know your name.

You have no fancy title like Baroness or Dame.

Mom you really are a star, my mother mentor and friend.

A Nobel Prize for motherhood is what I’d recommend.

And if I won the lottery I’d share my win with you

I’d take you Mom on a spending spree each day the whole year through!

You may not be famous, as your face is known to few.

But Mom I think you are wonderful and I’m so proud of you!

Love,

Robert

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P.S.  This was sent to me on Facebook today at 9 a.m. by my youngest son, Robert, followed by a phone call to say I had a surprise on my page and a wish to have a great day!  Thanks so much for the awesome poem!  I love it and you definitely made my day!  xoxo 

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A TEXTED Mssg for MOM

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At 5:30 this morning, while I was still sleeping in dreamland, my daughter, Deborah, sent this text message from South Carolina to her mama!

"Happy Mother's Day!!"

"Enjoying a run on the beach.
Steve suggested the Lost Dog for breakfast
but instead, I opted for bagels & salmon on
the front porch!!
Forget the crowds!!"


This was followed by a phone call this afternoon to see if I was having a wonderful Mother's Day....which we'll be celebrating as soon as I get to SC on Tuesday!  I'm so glad I'm a mother and that Deb is a mother, too!  Two of my grandchildren, Nick and Girlie, who along with hubby, Steve, had fun celebrating with her today.

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May 08, 2010

A MOTHER'S DAY CARD

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...arrived today from son, John, and Katie from Maryland.  It was beautiful and the sentiments brought a smile to my face and joy to my heart!





Thank you for making my day special.  And thanks for my three grandchildren!....If it wasn't for Mother's Day then I wouldn't be a Nana!  xoxo

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May 01, 2010

It's MAY DAY!

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The seasons come, the seasons go,
And now it's May again.
And so,  'tho winter was a bitter cup,
Now everything is greening up.
Trees and blooms have sprung again,
And all the earth seems young again,

There's a softness to our dreams,
For nothing's as good or bad as it seems,
I just want to say again,
I sure am glad it's May again!

     ~Charles Osgood