My mother passed away close to 10 years ago and not a day goes by that I don’t miss her, wish I could talk to her, and wish that I had said the things that were in my heart while she was still here. I know she knew that I loved her, but telling someone daily is something that everyone should do, and they should do it often.
I found these old sketches. They are not the best but I post them in honor of Mother’s day. The gradually darkening of the sketches represents the division of years. In these photos I can see the differences in the generations. They depict my grandmother my mother, and me all around the age of 27.
Whenever I meet someone who knew my mother when she was young, they often tell me that I look just like her. We were polar opposites in personality, but when I hear of my resemblance I am glad that apples didn’t fall too far from the tree.
Now, go tell your mother you love her!
Happy Mother’s Day!
12 comments:
Lovely post, Happy Mother's Day.
What a nice keepsake to have. This reminds me of a photo collage my mom put together with 5 generations of women starting with my girls in the center then surrounding them me, my mom, her mom and so on. I like it, too. Happy Mother's Day.
What treasured sketches.
I miss my mom too, and it's been 20 years...You never stop missing your mom. Glad we will be reunited in Heaven.
Happy Mother's Day..
Wonderful sketches! Have a great day, Valerie
She live forever in your heart!
Happy mother's day!
A hug!
Wonderful sketches, Crystal! Happy Mother's Day :D
Beautiful post Crystal! Thank-you! Happy Mother's Day ;o)
Wonderful sketches, and a wonderful post. Have a lovely, happy Mother's day.
Awesome captured family history and thank you for sharing your thoughts/story.
Also want to thank you for visiting my new and improved blog, and hope that when I have set it up to take over, you will join me in a weekly writing experience JOP/Jumping Off Places. May put up a vote to see which due date is best for the majority cause there seems to be other things of involvement that are on Fridays. The type of post here is a great way to express your writing in JOP.
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Yes!!!
What lovely sketches - somehow more personal than photos.
What a beautiful way to honor your mother. I can tell you loved her by the sentiment and love you put in your drawings.
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