Saturday, May 09, 2009

Happy Mother's Day


Mothering is a tough job, but one with wonderful rewards! I am blessed to have two wonderful mothers who affect my life profoundly. My own sweet mother, and also my mother-in-law. (I so much prefer the French term for mother-in-law - "belle-mère" - beautiful mother)They are very different women, but each has incredible gifts and immense love for her Lord and her family. To them, and to all moms I want to wish a very happy Mother's Day.

And how am I celebrating? I don't really know. I was told to be ready at 4:00 pm today (Saturday) since we're beginning the celebration tonight! I'll let you know!
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3 comments:

  1. Tara12:32 PM

    Hope your Mother's Day is wonderful! Have a blessed one.

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  2. Brenda Leyland @ Its A Beautiful Life6:01 PM

    Ohhh, I love the French term too -- it's so pretty "belle-mere".

    Enjoy the celebrations of the weekend! Happy Mom's Day

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  3. Jeanne4:54 AM

    Can't wait to hear how you celebrated Mother's Day. I love surprises!
    xo
    jeanne

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