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Eight Years

A little break from Christmas cheer for a few minutes of reflection.

Today it has been eight years since my mom passed away. So I am spending some time thinking about her before going back to enjoying the holiday time a later tonight. I no longer spend a good portion of the 19th of December feeling a bit down and reflective. She would not approve of that of anyone she cared about. This was her favorite time of year and it is from her that I developed my enthusiasm for Christmas and the traditions it brings. So I honor her memory by enjoying myself as everyone that knew her should, perhaps raising a glass somewhere in the day. I think she would like that.

Ok, back to life.

Comments

I always think about your mom/my sister so much this time of year-she sure knew how to make holidays special! Christmas always still has a bit of sadness for me-so many things that I took for granted changed and I miss seeing her so much. I do know she would be so happy to see you so happy although I am not sure she would approve of you flipping someone off with a bow around your finger as you so eloquently stated in your previous entry.:) Although she really did like to decorate everything so maybe...

thinking of you all day today, brenty! :)

I spent the day x-mas shopping and listening to x-mas music, only later I thought what a good way to spend today. And I totally think she would like the bow in the finger. She would probably add a little bell.

I will say a prayer for your mom. All I can say is that when I picture her in my memory, she is always smiling. She was so nice and so cute.

Our prayers are with you.

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