If I could thank my mom for one thing - I'd thank her for my life. ---- Mom's ROCK! - Journals

If I could thank my mom for one thing - I'd thank her for my life. ---- Mom's ROCK!
May 8, 2009 at 11:28 AM
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I've experienced alot of great things in my life, and I owe it all to my mother for giving me this life to live.

I'm very blessed to have been blessed by love, and I owe this to my mother, for she taught me how to love.

Sometimes things are so tough, but again my mother will pop into my mind saying 'Don't give up before you get started...' --- Meaning we all have tough times but you have to hang in there for the long haul to reap any rewards, even in the face of disaster.

Mother's sacrifice too much in their lives for their little precious children, but if they didn't --- None of us would know what it's like to give that sort of unconditional love to another being..and to pass that wonderful sort of love on.

I Thank my Mother for all she's given me...Even when I didn't understand at the time as a child --- I look back now and understand in the fullest sense of the word.

So.... Thank your mother for your life, she's given it to you --- even if it wasn't always viewed through rose colored glasses --- at least you could see.

Out of adversity comes a crystal clear understanding of what's important in life, I know my mother is important to me - I'm very blessed to have her living here with me and in my life... I feel lucky to be able to share some of the best years of my life with my Mother in person... She gets to watch me mother, as she once mothered me.

Happy Mother's Day to all the moms out there~!

To those with tough times, know it gets better with time and persistance.
(My mother taught me that as well!)

To those out there with 'perfect' lives, Thank your Mother -- She probably taught you how to attain it, and enjoy it.

Simply put, Mom's ROCK! --- and especially My Mother for all she's taught me, and still teaches me to this day in retrospect.