Anonymous
Though my Mom is no longer in my 'present', she is still in my 'past' and most definitely in my 'future'. Heaven just keeps getting more real and more close to me, and if it's possible, more to be desired. I could write a book on how I feel about Mom and why, but will attempt to just say a few words about "MY" Mom. I remember always wanting her to hold me, and the day, because she was still holding me, her thumb got shut and locked in the door to our house. She never made me feel bad about that though it was my fault. I remember she made barbie clothes for our dolls, and that she has a great laugh. I remember chocolate gravy and biscuits before school, then Mom would drive on two wheels getting us there, LOL. I remember her patience with me and my sister for the 100th time in a night when we would call out to her and ask if she was still awake because we were afraid. I always knew my Mom was different than a lot of Moms. She always always put us first. One thing I can't remember is my Mom ever being unkind, unfair, or rude to me, ever. I remember questioning my salvation as a child and her reassuring me what the Word says. I never ever doubted my Mom's love for me or that she would do anything in the world for me. I did not know it at the time, but there were many times when my Dad worked at night that my Mom slept with a gun under her pillow to protect me. I was blessed to have the best Mom in the whole world and know that that's not an exagerration. I know there is no one perfect, but as Moms go, she had to be darn close. I wanted to call her the other day and realized I could not. So for now, I'll ask Jesus to give her a kiss and an 'I love you' from me. My Mom is with Jesus now having the time of her life.... and I'll see her in a little while .... 'Nae'
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