August 7th marked 1 year since my mom's passing. My friend's Mitzi and Jenifer refer to it as her "Glory Day," and I think that's as good of a way to put it than anyother. Although it is a day to celebrate her healing, her finally being free from pain, and most of all her being with Jesus, it was also a very hard day...just reliving that day a year ago...the call, the emotions of the day, ...
On top of that, I had teacher-in-service, so I had to hold it together all day (which I failed at the moment a friend hugged me and said she was praying for me).
Vanessa and I talked about what we wanted to do that night.
We wanted to do something that would honor her--something full of joy that involved the girls.
We started making a list of some of her favorite things to do.
1. Playing music in the kitchen and dancing.
2. Making her famous toffee cookies (any kind of baking with the girls- she loved to teach them how to cook).
On top of that, I had teacher-in-service, so I had to hold it together all day (which I failed at the moment a friend hugged me and said she was praying for me).
Vanessa and I talked about what we wanted to do that night.
We wanted to do something that would honor her--something full of joy that involved the girls.
We started making a list of some of her favorite things to do.
1. Playing music in the kitchen and dancing.
2. Making her famous toffee cookies (any kind of baking with the girls- she loved to teach them how to cook).
5. Dasun even mowed the lawn in her honor. : )
Those of you that know her, know that she's one of the very few people that actually LOVED mowing and working outside.
6. Eating some desert together.




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