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Mom and me a few years ago ;)
Supplies:
Rhonna Farrer, Autumn Leaves (Splendor papers: Chocolate and Polka Border)
Rhonna Farrer, Autumn Leaves (Splendor Swirled Vines rub-ons)
American Crafts (Trademarks: Jane rub-on alphabet)
Making Memories (aluminum hinges)
Making Memories (Hydrangea cream blossoms)
Making Memories (Antique Ribbon)
Pressed Petals (Hip Chip Chatter letters)
Prima (Large Got Flowers)
Heidi Swapp (Index tabs)
Unknown (brads)
Hidden Journaling:
Over the years my mom has played many different roles: Nurturer, Protector, Teacher, Provider, Disciplinarian, Confident and Friend. But no matter what role she has played, the mom I see has always given her all to me.
The mom I see walked to school one cold February day aggravating her asthma to deliver my Valentines to class. The mom I see stayed up countless nights to be with me and help me with homework before going to her full-time job the next day. The mom I see showed me that the “scary” rides at the amusement park weren’t that scary and made me scream and laugh. The mom I see listened to my boy troubles from first crushes to last heartbreaks. The mom I see stood in line with me for everything imaginable: for autographs, concert tickets, and special events. The mom I see sent me letters daily when I went away to college. The mom I see stood beside me as she gave me away in marriage to the man of my dreams.
The mom I see always answered my questions and listened to my dreams. The mom I see always treated me as her friend not just her daughter. The mom I see gave all of herself so that I could learn and grow and become whatever I wanted. The mom I see gave me her wings so I could soar as high as could be. The mom I see has always given her love endlessly. The mom I see is the best mom that could ever be.
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Thanks for spreading positivity!
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