When I started this blog, one was still in grade school! That one made brunch for the whole family, in the house she just moved into in Philadelphia.
EXHIBIT A: THE SPARE
The other one was in high school when I started blogging. She doesn't like to have attention drawn to her. But if you need someone to pour molten aluminum into a mold, just ask her.
EXHIBIT B: THE HEIR
Of course, these posed shots don't capture their personalities very much ... so I have to add ...
EXHIBIT C: YEP
Mother's Day isn't happy for everyone. Maybe you've lost your mom, and you miss her. Maybe your mom didn't have very good parenting skills (or any at all ... I can relate). But just remember that we all share a Goddess Mom who we can feel under our feet. She says bring Her some sweet tea, She's had a long day, and She's overheated.
Take care of your Mom!
Happy Mother's Day from Philadephia, where it's always sunny!
3 comments:
Happy Mothers Day, Anne! How wonderful to see your two beautiful daughters all grown up.
My own mother has left this plane, and I miss her all the time. But, I swam in Mother Ocean last week. It felt very connecting. Also, my darling daughter sent me flowers and called on Sunday, so... it's all good.
(Aren't grown daughters the very best?!)
I feel like I've been a bystander to their growth..watched them grow from beautiful little girls to beautiful women..you and Mark did good..
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