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[Desertdi]

My mother "rated" people on their money and looks.    (I didn't even rate "zero" with her)

[ID2]

Oh I love that I'm turning into my mother! In my eyes she was perfect, smart, beautiful, and the very best mom. Why wouldn't I like to be like her???

[AngelPuppy1]

@Jordan2

That's so cute!  I know what you mean.  I never thought I was like my mother at all, but now that I am older, I realize that I am very much like her.  And I am so happy about that! I don't have any where near as many of her wonderful and endearing qualities, but I am glad that I have some of her traits.  Every where she used to go people would just start talking to her, and she to them.  She is just a naturally friendly, kind, open and sweet person.  With Mom, it's - what you see, is what you get.  No pretense.  

[AngelPuppy1]

@ID2

What a beautiful post!!!  How wonderful that you feel that way about your mom!!!  And you know what?  I feel exactly the same way about mine!!!!!  I know that I will never again have the privilege of knowing a woman like her ever again and I feel so privileged and honored that I have been blessed to have her in my life.  She is still with me but is in very poor health.  I treasure every moment that I get to share with her, and in my eyes there is no one more special than her.  

[CelticCrafter]

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@Preds wrote:

It's okay @Jordan2!  The really bad shock is when you look in the mirror one day and see her looking back.  LOL 

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We have a mirror across from the front door and one day I was coming in and she was in the mirror looking back at me.  Scared the you know what out of myself!

[CelticCrafter]

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@Desertdi wrote:

My mother "rated" people on their money and looks.    (I didn't even rate "zero" with her)

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My mother-in-law does that.  If they aren't rolling in dough, drop dead gorgeous, perfect in her eyes or have any kind of a disability they are referred to as "the poor thing".

[Preds]

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@CelticCrafter wrote:

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@Preds wrote:

It's okay @Jordan2!  The really bad shock is when you look in the mirror one day and see her looking back.  LOL 

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We have a mirror across from the front door and one day I was coming in and she was in the mirror looking back at me.  Scared the you know what out of myself!

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LOL ... Mine was in the bathroom.  I'd always looked like my father and then work up one day with moms face.

[SerenitySilk]

@Jordan2

My mom was my hero. She was sweet, kind, warm,loved people. She and I were very close, my best friend, I loved her so much, I only hope that I have her qualities. I do find myself doing things that I teased her about, it causes me to smile and think of her, how we used to laugh together. Thanks for this thread. 

[Mama Mia]

How lucky you are that you still have your Mother. Mine died when I was young and I barely remember her. I have often commented about how my life would have changed if she hadnot died. Much different I know that. I wonder what it would have been like to go pick out a wedding dress with her, when I watch SYTTD, swesome I think..

But life is life and mine went this way, like a lot of posters here, but if I had one wish it would be to see and talk ot my Mother again. I know I will, someday.

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[NAES1]

@MAMA Mia     ~ "hello Mama Mia, how very lovely to hear those words,     ...`but if I had one wish it would be to see and talk to my 'Mother', again`...

 My God Given gift, through His Grace, were two Christian parents. Mom died at a young age but I was old enough to know that her death had taken a huge part of me with her, also my father died so suddenly, just before I came to This Community Board"... He love her more than life.

I had the best. Both provided a beautiful way to live and taught me morals, ethics and sincere integrity.

              I loved both beyond measure. 

 ___Having a saintly mom, ...`that is a blessing for anyone`~

  For me, it is an indefinable sensation___.

         YES, I do understand your wish, Mama Mia.

NAES