I’m clearly having a very random day. This popped up in my desktop photo feed just now — my mother at age 17. I’m pretty sure it was her senior picture for the yearbook. We never get over missing our mamas.
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Feb 01, 2013 @ 07:39:54
Oh, gosh…so true.
She’s lovely!
((((((hugs))))))
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Feb 18, 2013 @ 16:12:54
Thank you, and yes she was. She had quite a story, which is in the archives on my original blog … I’ll probably bring it forward to this one soon. Unfortunately, we lost her at age 67. Thank you for your sweet comment.
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Feb 01, 2013 @ 02:45:43
A.) that is one of many favorites of your mom. I see it every time I visit my dad.
B.) my passwords have many variations of my moms name. She visited Singapore 20 before I arrived here for work. I so wish I could talk about her adventures here now that I have been so long
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Feb 18, 2013 @ 16:13:25
I wish you could, too …
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