It’s been a Mother’s Day extravaganza around here. On Monday I got my big MD present…it’s a new patio umbrella. But it’s been very windy, rainy and cold here since Tuesday, so I don’t have a picture of it. Trust me. It’s very cool. It even tilts.
On Tuesday, Tara and I went to the Mother’s Day Banquet at St. John. It was well done this year. We had nice table mates, and the food was quite spectacular. Pecan Crusted Chicken. Yum.
On Thursday, Tara and I went to the Mother’s Day Tea party her preschool does each year.
On Friday, Mom gave us a picture of her next to my MD gift to her. I planted daffodil bulbs last Fall, and they were all blooming. I thought they would hold on until the actual Mother’s Day, but no. However, they were good for a full month of pretty color before withering.
Yesterday evening, Tara could not stand the suspense any longer. She Had. To. Give. Me. Her. Card.
Happy Mother’s Day!!
A lovelier pair there never was! (You should wear your hair like that more often.) Well done, Tara.
Happy Mother’s Day!!!
Wow, what a great Mother’s Day week you’ve had! Way to go!
I LOVE that card! I sure do miss that kind of stuff…(except for the time when Matt was in kindergarten & they had to draw something they were afraid of and all the children drew things like spiders, the dark…not Matt…he drew a lovely picture of his mom yelling at him, complete with pointy eyebrows…which hung in the hall for all to see for a month.)
I remember doing that shadow paper thing in elementary school. I thought it was the coolest thing I’d ever done.
Really? I remember doing it in 2nd grade & hated it…because, really, don’t they look like giant alien heads when done that way. I never understood this activity.
http://www.wallpaperpimper.com/wallpaper/Kids/Snoopy/Snoopy-And-Charlie-Brown-1-SUTSS0YOIW-1024×768.jpg
HA! I thought they looked really weird, too. And because I’m a bad Mom, I *gasp* threw Tara’s away! She looked like a mutant.