Mother's Day...a time for reflection and fond memories. I think being a mother is the most important, most rewarding job in the whole world.
In our family, Mother's Day has meant spending time together...a special meal...special cards...sweet little presents, often homemade...And... of course, we always posed for a picture. My first Mother's Day in 1985, Amy was just 3 months old. Do I look like a tired mom in this picture? For many years, my parents would travel here, and we could celebrate three generations of moms and daughters together. Here we are, with my mom in 1991
, and the 3 of us in 1995.
, and the 3 of us in 1995.It happens so gradually, our 
little girls become young women. Here we are in about 1999.
Today, we celebrated Mother's Day in Fargo. Amy was not able to join us. We had a lovely brunch at the Radisson Hotel. Our time spent together was priceless...and much too short. Thank you, my darling daughters, for everything.
little girls become young women. Here we are in about 1999.
Today, we celebrated Mother's Day in Fargo. Amy was not able to join us. We had a lovely brunch at the Radisson Hotel. Our time spent together was priceless...and much too short. Thank you, my darling daughters, for everything.
5 comments:
Wow! How did the girls grow up so much when you've hardly changed a bit?
What a beautiful family! So glad you had a nice time. They grow up so fast, don't they. My daughter called me from college on Saturday and said she wouldn't be able to make it home for Mother's Day. And then surprised me for breakfast yesterday morning. What a wonderful surprise that was! Have a great week! ~~Annie
I agree with Ramblin Mama; you've hardly changed over the years, Natalie. I love seeing pics of your family.
Happy belated Mom's Day to you. I enjoyed seeing the photos and how your girls have grown into beautiful women. You look like a very proud mama!!
You look the same!
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