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Saturday, October 11, 2008
An early Happy Birthday to Kristie
Today I was thinking of my dad and how much I take after him in the writing department. I don't really like to write but I know how important it is to put things down for others to read so I try to do it. Like my dad I love my family and even though I would like to be able to express it better in writing, I hope that I have expressed it whenever I am with them. Maybe I'll get better the more I do it. :)
I want to say Happy Birthday to my sister Kristie who's birthday is tomorrow so here goes:
HAPPY BIRTHDAY!
She is always there for me. She has really taken such good care of me especially over the last few years when I have had so many health problems. Without complaint she takes time off work to take me to doctor appointments and has helped me in so many ways. I am so glad to have you for my sister.
I want to say Happy Birthday to my sister Kristie who's birthday is tomorrow so here goes:
HAPPY BIRTHDAY!
She is always there for me. She has really taken such good care of me especially over the last few years when I have had so many health problems. Without complaint she takes time off work to take me to doctor appointments and has helped me in so many ways. I am so glad to have you for my sister.
Tuesday, October 7, 2008
Mom's Birthday
My computer crashed so I am having to bum off others to update my blog.
I didn't have a chance to pay tribute to my mother yesterday on what would have been her 89th birthday. So today I would just like to say to my mom (because I know she is reading this too) you were my light and inspiration here on earth and I miss you more than words can say. In fact, she is probably looking over my shoulder checking my grammer and spelling. I miss playing scrabble with her, she was a fantastic scrabble player. I truly appreciate all the things she inspired in me; cooking, singing, laughing, playing scrabble, swimming, traveling, reading good books, being with family, laughing more, having a testimony of Christ, and loving the scriptures. And that is just the beginning. I was listening to the song "I Often Go Walking" yesterday as I was driving home from work and couldn't stop crying because that song reminds me so much of Mom.
I Often Go Walking
I often go walking in meadows of clover,
And I gather armfuls of blossoms of blue.
I gather the blossoms the whole meadow over,
Dear Mother, all flowers remind me of you.
Oh Mother, I give you my love with each flower
To give forth sweet fragrance a whole lifetime through
For if I love blossoms and meadows and walking,
I learn how to love them, dear Mother, from you.
--Phyllis Luch
She was a wonderful mother and I miss her but look forward to the day we will see each other again, and I am sure that is the song I will be singing as we meet. I love you Mom!
I didn't have a chance to pay tribute to my mother yesterday on what would have been her 89th birthday. So today I would just like to say to my mom (because I know she is reading this too) you were my light and inspiration here on earth and I miss you more than words can say. In fact, she is probably looking over my shoulder checking my grammer and spelling. I miss playing scrabble with her, she was a fantastic scrabble player. I truly appreciate all the things she inspired in me; cooking, singing, laughing, playing scrabble, swimming, traveling, reading good books, being with family, laughing more, having a testimony of Christ, and loving the scriptures. And that is just the beginning. I was listening to the song "I Often Go Walking" yesterday as I was driving home from work and couldn't stop crying because that song reminds me so much of Mom.
I Often Go Walking
I often go walking in meadows of clover,
And I gather armfuls of blossoms of blue.
I gather the blossoms the whole meadow over,
Dear Mother, all flowers remind me of you.
Oh Mother, I give you my love with each flower
To give forth sweet fragrance a whole lifetime through
For if I love blossoms and meadows and walking,
I learn how to love them, dear Mother, from you.
--Phyllis Luch
She was a wonderful mother and I miss her but look forward to the day we will see each other again, and I am sure that is the song I will be singing as we meet. I love you Mom!
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